proc sgplot log issue

[purpleclothlady]

Hi Ballardw: I tested . the last code is correct. thank you.
I also need to resolve this issue: eg
ID 001 has xaxis max 150
ID 002 has xaxis max 30
ID 003 has xaxis max 70
how to use a macro to show this dynamic xaxis (x to x by x)? any suggestion? thanks a lot

[ballardw]

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@purpleclothlady wrote:
Hi Ballardw: I tested . the last code is correct. thank you.
I also need to resolve this issue: eg
ID 001 has xaxis max 150
ID 002 has xaxis max 30
ID 003 has xaxis max 70
how to use a macro to show this dynamic xaxis (x to x by x)? any suggestion? thanks a lot

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At this point we have no idea which changes you have made to your code might be. So to start an answer we would need the code you are currently attempting to have a chance on estimating the interaction of any options you have implemented.

Second, data to test your code.

By default if you include a VALUES=() option on the Xaxis or Yaxis statement then that sets a fixed tick-mark list and forces all to display.

If you do not include any VALUES=() each axis is set separately for each panel when using a BY group.

The VALUESHINT option combined with a VALUES=() list means the actual values of the variable are considered and will only display ticks from the values list that are appropriate, more or less.

Example:

The data step creates 3 ID values with overlapping but different range of X values for the graphs. The Y is just to provide something.

data example;
   do id=1,2,3;
      do i=1 to 10;
         xval= id * i;
         yval= sin(xval);
         output;
      end;
   end;
run;

proc sgplot data=example;
   title "Fixed values force same ticks to X axis";
   by id;
   series x=xval y=yval;
   xaxis values =( 5 to 50 by 5) ;
run; title;

proc sgplot data=example;
   title "No values on X axis statement";
   by id;
   series x=xval y=yval;
   xaxis  ;
run; title;


proc sgplot data=example;
   title "Fixed values with Valueshint option X axis";
   by id;
   series x=xval y=yval;
   xaxis values =( 5 to 50 by 5) valueshint;
run; title;

[purpleclothlady]

hi @ballardw @Rick_SAS @PaigeMiller :

I finally accomplished the mission.

 thanks a ton to all of you. this is the BEST place to ask for help for job related questions. 👍

here is the whole process: 

1. sas macro DATA2DATASTEP.sas to display data values  from current SAS datasets 

reference: https://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/2016/03/11/jedi-sas-tricks-data-to-data-step-macro/

2. Raw Data- so everyone can test and use

3. prog sgplot 

reference: https://blogs.sas.com/content/iml/2022/02/16/plot-series-missing-values.html

  1. plotting 2 Y var. over X=Time1 on same graph 

2. connecting the missing values with dashed line

 3. display different xaxis scales by ID

4. Result is attached at the bottom. 

Thank you,

purple

/********************************************************************************************************
Porgram name: DATA2DATASTEP.sas
Goal: Turn a SAS DATA set into a DATA step

Reference: 
https://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/2016/03/11/jedi-sas-tricks-data-to-data-step-macro/
*******************************************************************************************************/
OPTIONS nomprint nomlogic;
LIBNAME F "C:\Figure\";
%macro DATA2DATASTEP(dsn,lib,obs);

/*Step1: SQL query that gets a space delimited list of the variable names*/
proc sql noprint;
select Name
      into :varlist separated by ' '
   from dictionary.columns
   where libname="&lib"
     and memname="&dsn";
quit;
%put &varlist;
/*Step2: Gets a space delimited list of the variable names concatenated with a ':' and required informat, 
         which we will use on the DATA step INPUT statement to read the values in from the DATALINES:*/
proc sql noprint;
select case type
          when 'num' then 
             case 
                when missing(format) then cats(Name,':32.')
                else cats(Name,':',format)
             end 
          else cats(Name,':$',length,'.')
       end
      into :inputlist separated by ' '
   from dictionary.columns
   where libname="&lib"
     and memname="&dsn";
quit;

%put &inputlist;


/*Step3: DATA _NULL_ step to write a DATA step so we can copy and paste data to the Section: RAW DATA */
data _null_;
   
   set &lib..&dsn(obs=&obs) end=last; 
   put &varlist @;
   if last then do;
      put;
      put ';;;;';
   end;
   else put;
run;
%mend;

%data2datastep
(HAVE,F,343);
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                                  RAW DATA
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 data have;
 infile datalines dlm='' missover /*end missing*/ dsd /*beginning and middle*/;
 input ID $ TIME1 y1 y2;
 datalines;
818-001 1 62
818-001 2 74
818-001 3 79 7.7
818-001 4 73 7.7
818-001 5  7.7
818-001 6 67 8.8
818-001 7 70 10.5
818-001 8 68 12.3
818-001 9 67 14
818-001 10 63 14.5
818-001 11 62 14.5
818-001 12 63 15.5
818-001 13 69 15.5
818-001 14 66 15.5
818-001 15 66 15.5
818-001 16  16.6
818-001 17 64 17.5
818-001 18 69 18.3
818-001 19 64 19.2
818-001 20 73 19.2
818-001 21 66 20
818-001 22 74 20
818-001 23 62 21
818-001 24 58 21
818-001 25 71 22.9
818-001 26 62 24.6
818-001 27 58 24.6
818-001 28 69 24.6
818-001 29 65 26.3
818-001 30 60 26.3
818-001 31 68 28
818-001 32 63 28
818-001 33 70 28
818-001 34 69 28
818-001 35 66 28
818-001 36 80 29.8
818-001 37 66 29.8
818-001 38 66 31.5
818-001 39 67 31.5
818-001 40 66 31.5
818-001 41 61 33.2
818-001 42 70 33.2
818-001 43 61 35
818-001 44 66 35
818-001 45 60 35
818-001 46 62 35
818-001 47 61 36.7
818-001 48 61 36.7
818-001 49 61 36.7
818-001 50  36.7
818-001 51 63 38.4
818-001 52  38.4
818-001 53 69 40.1
818-001 54 60 40.1
818-001 55 59 40.1
818-001 56 62 41.9
818-001 57 60 41.9
818-001 58 60 41.9
818-001 59 64 41.9
818-001 60  41.9
818-001 61 53 41.9
818-001 62 57 44.1
818-001 63 59
818-001 65 61
818-001 66 61
818-001 67 61
818-001 68 60
818-001 69 62
818-001 70 59
818-001 71 62
818-001 72 60
818-001 73 59
818-001 74 64
818-001 75 71
818-001 76 63
818-001 77 60
818-001 78 64
818-001 79 61
818-001 82 56
818-001 84 61
818-001 93 57
818-001 94 55
848-001 1 55
848-001 2 52 2
848-001 3  6
848-001 4  8
848-001 5  8
848-001 6  10
848-001 7 43 10
848-001 8 42 10
848-001 9 41 10
848-001 10 42 12
848-001 11 51 12
848-001 12 43 14
848-001 13 40 14
848-001 14 44 16
848-001 15 49 16
848-001 16 46 18
848-001 17 46
848-001 18 49
848-001 19 60
848-001 20 47 22
848-001 21 49
848-001 22 53
848-001 23 50
848-001 24 54
848-001 26 54
848-001 27 52
851-001 1 56
851-001 2 44 2
851-001 3  6
851-001 4  8
851-001 5 36
851-001 6 42
851-001 7 41
851-001 8 52
851-001 9 46 9
851-001 10 41 9
851-001 11 56 10
851-001 12 56 10
851-001 13 46 9
851-001 14 60 9
851-001 15  10
851-001 16 45 10
851-001 17 42 10
851-001 18 51 10
851-001 19 58 11
851-001 20 48 11
851-001 21 47 11
851-001 22  11
851-001 23 46 12
851-001 24  12
851-001 25  12
851-001 26  12
851-001 27 52 13
851-001 28 61 13
851-001 29 54 13
851-001 30  13
851-001 31  14
851-001 32 51 14
851-001 33 53 14
851-001 34 46 14
851-001 35  15
851-001 36  15
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851-001 38  15
851-001 39  16
851-001 40  16
851-001 41 40 16
851-001 42 61 16
851-001 43 57 17
851-001 44 56 17
851-001 45 53 17
851-001 46  17
851-001 47 53 18
851-001 48 57 18
851-001 49 54 18
851-001 50 54 18
851-001 51 42 20
851-001 52 52 20
851-001 53 56 20
851-001 54  20
851-001 55 55 22
851-001 56 52 22
851-001 57 53 22
851-001 58  22
851-001 59  24
851-001 60 57 24
851-001 61 46 24
851-001 62 46 24
851-001 63  24
851-001 64 46 26
851-001 65  26
851-001 66  26
851-001 67 53 26
851-001 68  28
851-001 69 46 28
851-001 70 51 28
851-001 71 48 28
851-001 72 50 30
851-001 73 53 30
851-001 74 49 30
851-001 75 49 30
851-001 76 46 32
851-001 77  32
851-001 78 37 32
851-001 79 46 32
851-001 80 43 34
851-001 81  34
851-001 82 40 34
851-001 83 45 34
851-001 84 41 36
851-001 85  36
851-001 86 42 36
851-001 87  36
851-001 88 45 38
851-001 89  38
851-001 90 41 38
851-001 91 36 38
851-001 92 42 40
851-001 93 50 40
851-001 94  40
851-001 95 45 40
851-001 96  40
851-001 97  40
851-001 98 44 40
851-001 99 60 40
851-001 100  40
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851-001 102  42
851-001 103 55 42
851-001 104 40 42
851-001 105 46 42
851-001 106  44
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851-001 109  44
851-001 110 40 46
851-001 111 38 46
851-001 112  46
851-001 113 40 46
851-001 114 42 48
851-001 115  48
851-001 116 43 48
851-001 117  48
851-001 118 48 50
851-001 119 42 50
851-001 120  50
851-001 121 36 50
851-001 122 38 52
851-001 123  52
851-001 124 31 52
851-001 125 40 52
851-001 126 35 54
851-001 127 37 54
851-001 128 44 54
851-001 129  54
851-001 130 52 56
851-001 136  56
851-001 132 43 56
851-001 133  56
851-001 134 40 58
851-001 135  58
851-001 136 46 58
851-001 137  58
851-001 138 48 60
851-001 139 49 60
851-001 140 41 60
851-001 141 36 60
851-001 142 47 62
851-001 143 46 62
851-001 144 44 62
851-001 145 48 62
851-001 146 40 64
851-001 147 35 64
851-001 148 46 64
851-001 149 47 64
851-001 150  66
851-001 151 48 66
851-001 152 38 66
851-001 153 42 66
851-001 154  68
851-001 155 35 68
851-001 156  68
851-001 157  68
851-001 158  70
851-001 159 40
851-001 160 38
851-001 161 37
851-001 162 34
851-001 164 41
851-001 165 35
851-008 1 35
851-008 2 41 2
851-008 3 37 6
851-008 4 35 8
851-008 5 37 8
851-008 6 37 9
851-008 7 37 9
851-008 8 37 10
851-008 9 36 10
851-008 10 34 11
851-008 11 37 11
851-008 12 38 12
851-008 13 35 12
851-008 14 37 12
851-008 15 33 12
851-008 16 33 13
851-008 17 33 13
851-008 18 34 14
851-008 19 33 14
851-008 20 33 15
851-008 21 33 15
851-008 22 33 16
851-008 23 36 16
851-008 24 35 16
851-008 25 33 16
851-008 26 32 16
851-008 27 33 16
851-008 28 35 17
851-008 29 37 17
851-008 30 32 17
851-008 31 33 17
851-008 32 31 18
851-008 33 36
851-008 35 32
851-008 36 31
851-008 37 31
851-008 38 33
851-008 39 39
851-008 40 35
851-008 41 38
884-008 1 53
884-008 3 50
884-008 6 56
884-008 7 56
884-008 8 59
884-008 9 51
884-008 10 55
884-008 11 56
884-008 12 58
884-008 13 60
884-008 14 62
884-008 15 65
884-008 16 64
884-008 17 59
884-008 18 60
884-008 19 57
884-008 20 54
884-008 21 61
884-008 22 60
884-008 23 57
884-008 24 57
884-008 25 59
884-008 26 62
884-008 27 63
884-008 28 60
884-008 29 64
884-008 30 63
884-008 31 64
884-008 32 57
884-008 33 51
884-008 34 54;
run;
proc sort;by id time1;
run;
/*********************************************************************
  CHECK MISSING DATA VALUES
**********************************************************************/
/*
proc means data=have min max N NMISS;
var time1 y1 y2;
BY ID;
run;	 */

/*********************************************************************
                         PLOTTING
**********************************************************************/
ods results off;
ods listing close;

ods rtf file = "C:\plothave2.rtf";	
	
ods graphics / height=5in width=8in;   /*re-adjust the graphic size*/

proc sgplot data=have noautolegend;
   series x=time1 y=y1 /lineattrs=GraphData1(pattern=ShortDashDot thickness=3 color=red);	 /*creating a dashed line of Y is missing*/
   series x=time1 y=y1/break markers markerattrs=(symbol=circle )
          lineattrs=GraphData1(pattern=solid thickness=2 color=VIGB) 
          name="Y1";

	 series x=time1 y=y2 / y2axis lineattrs=GraphData1 (pattern=shortdash thickness=5 color=red); /*creating a dashed line of Y is missing and must use y2axis to prevent 2nd plotting line display*/
	 series x=time1 y=y2/break  y2axis markers  markerattrs=(symbol=star)
            lineattrs=GraphData1(pattern=solid thickness=2 color=green)  
            name="Y2";/*y2axis-to display y2 scale*/							
	 by id;

	/*The VALUESHINT option combined with a VALUES=() list means the actual values of the variable are considered 
	  and will only display ticks from the values list that are appropriate, more or less.*/
      xaxis  valueshint value =(0 to 160 by 2 ) display=(nolabel)  label = "Time(Day)";	            
      yaxis grid  values = (5 to 100 by 10)          label="y1";
      y2axis values=       (0 to 100 by 10)	         label="y2";

	/*USE 1.Noautolegend to suppress the autolegend display. 
	      2.Name= to show Which legend */
   keylegend "Y1" "Y2" / position=top location=outside Title="Y values legend"; 
run; 
ods rtf close;
ods listing;
ods results on;