I have a large set with several variables, some records have missing data for some of the variables. I am trying to generate a histogram (by group) but I get an extra histogram for the missing data (missing data in the group variable). Here is a small example code of what I have. I want to know if there is any way to ignore the missing data in the Group.
Thanks,
data test;
input Var1 Group;
cards;
1 1
2 1
3 1
3 .
4 .
5 .
2 2
3 2
4 2
5 2
;
run;
title height=16pt "Var by Group";
proc sgplot data=test ;
histogram Var1 / group=Group transparency=0.5 datalabelattrs=(size=16) ;
density Var1 / type=kernel group=Group;
keylegend /location=outside position=topright valueattrs=(size=14);
xaxis display=(noline) labelattrs=(size=16) valueattrs=(size=16) ;
yaxis display=(noline) labelattrs=(size=16) valueattrs=(size=16);
run;
quit;
title height=16pt "Var by Group"; proc sgplot data=test ; where Group is not missing; histogram Var1 / group=Group transparency=0.5 datalabelattrs=(size=16) ; density Var1 / type=kernel group=Group ; keylegend /location=outside position=topright valueattrs=(size=14); xaxis display=(noline) labelattrs=(size=16) valueattrs=(size=16) ; yaxis display=(noline) labelattrs=(size=16) valueattrs=(size=16); run; quit;
title height=16pt "Var by Group"; proc sgplot data=test ; where Group is not missing; histogram Var1 / group=Group transparency=0.5 datalabelattrs=(size=16) ; density Var1 / type=kernel group=Group ; keylegend /location=outside position=topright valueattrs=(size=14); xaxis display=(noline) labelattrs=(size=16) valueattrs=(size=16) ; yaxis display=(noline) labelattrs=(size=16) valueattrs=(size=16); run; quit;
Perfect, thank you!
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