Hello everyone,
I have a gplot like this:
proc sgplot data=sashelp.electric(
where=(customer="Residential"));
xaxis type=discrete;
series x=year y=coal;
series x=year y=naturalgas / y2axis;
run;
But there are too many value one the x-axis,(this exaple only 1994--2005, but in my data there is much more),
my question is how to reduce the size of the labels?
Thanks
The second step shows a literal answer to your question. The first shows what I think is a better answer. Do you really want a discrete axis with years? Why not a linear axis?
proc sgplot data=sashelp.electric(
where=(customer="Residential"));
xaxis integer;
series x=year y=coal;
series x=year y=naturalgas / y2axis;
run;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.electric(
where=(customer="Residential"));
xaxis type=discrete valueattrs=(size=6);
series x=year y=coal;
series x=year y=naturalgas / y2axis;
run;
The second step shows a literal answer to your question. The first shows what I think is a better answer. Do you really want a discrete axis with years? Why not a linear axis?
proc sgplot data=sashelp.electric(
where=(customer="Residential"));
xaxis integer;
series x=year y=coal;
series x=year y=naturalgas / y2axis;
run;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.electric(
where=(customer="Residential"));
xaxis type=discrete valueattrs=(size=6);
series x=year y=coal;
series x=year y=naturalgas / y2axis;
run;
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