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p9jain
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

I am using PROC SGPANEL to create a Line plot and I don't need parallel Y and X axis. How could it can be avoid?

Thanks

Regards,

Priyanka

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ballardw
Super User

It may be helpful to post the code you are using.

p9jain
Calcite | Level 5

  Hi,

I am using below code:

PROC SGPANEL data = dummy noautolegend ;

     PANELBY day / noborder ;

     SERIES  x = T y = C/ LINEATTRS   = (COLOR = black PATTERN = 1);

     SCATTER x = T y = C/ MARKERATTRS = (SYMBOL= circlefilled) ;

   run;

I have attached the required output in whihc I have highlighted the Line (I need to remove-black line) in red color.

please let me know if we can get similar output.


example521.png
Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

You don't need both the SERIES and SCATTER statements. Use the MARKERS and MARKERATTRS on the SERIES statement to simplify your code.

Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

I'm still confused. You want to remove the red lines?  Are you saying that you want to overlay the two curves on a single plot?  If so, use the SGPLOT procedure and the GROUP= option, rather than the SGPANEL procedure:

PROC SGPLOT data = dummy;

     SERIES  x = T y = C / group=day LINEATTRS   = (COLOR = black PATTERN = 1)

          markers MARKERATTRS = (SYMBOL= circlefilled) ;

   run;

p9jain
Calcite | Level 5

I need to remove black line (red lines are highlighted just for reference to refer black line).

I need side by side plot not overlay plot.

Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

Look at the UNISCALE= option on the PANELBY statement.

SAS(R) 9.3 ODS Graphics: Procedures Guide, Third Edition

By default, all of the column axes and row axes are on the same scale, but you can change that.

p9jain
Calcite | Level 5

Sorry its not working ....Please look in to the my another post included code and required output

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