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noda6003
Quartz | Level 8

I have a issue where i want to have a group vbar with only group which has nonmissing data.

data WORK.FINAL;
  infile datalines dsd truncover;
  input aetoxgr:$12. pct_toxg:PERCENT8. new_subj:$29. EXDOSE:32.;
  format pct_toxg PERCENT8.;
datalines4;
Grmdr1,8%,C1D1(n=12),0.3
Grmdr1,33%,C1D1(n=12),1
Grmdr2,8%,C1D1(n=12),1
Grmdr1,10%,C1D8(n=10),3
Grmdr1,10%,C1D8(n=10),10
Grmdr2,10%,C1D8(n=10),3
Grmdr2,20%,C1D8(n=10),10
Grmdr3,10%,C1D8(n=10),10
Grmdr1,13%,C1D15(n=8),30
Grmdr2,13%,C1D15(n=8),30
Grmdr3,13%,C1D15(n=8),30
Grmdr2,25%,C2D1(n=4),10
Grmdr1,50%,C2D8(n=4),10
;;;;
i want to remove nonmissing legends as highlighted in attachedment with blue marker and also get percentages as shown in second sample figure attached, not sure how to do,
Can anyone please help.
I used the below code
proc template;
	define statgraph final2;
		begingraph / datacolors=(lightblue lightgreen orange red cyan);
			layout datalattice columnvar=new_subj/
				rowaxisopts=( Label=' ' offsetmin=0)
				columnaxisopts=(offsetmin=0.3 offsetmax=0.3 display=(ticks tickvalues))
				headerlabeldisplay=value headeropaque=false columnheaders=bottom;
				layout prototype /walldisplay=none;
					BarChartParm X=exdose Y=pct_toxg / primary=true Group=aetoxgr
						NAME="Status" groupdisplay=stack barwidth=0.9;
					Scatterplot x=exdose y=yScatter / group=aetoxgr 
						markercharacter=pct_toxg labelstrip=true
						markercharacterattrs=(size=16 weight=bold color=white);
				endlayout;
			endlayout;
			layout globallegend;
				DiscreteLegend "Status"/ title="Toxicity Grade";
			endlayout;
		endgraph;
	end;
run;

ods listing gpath='output\';
ods graphics / imagename="test" imagefmt=png;

proc sgrender data=final2 template=final2;
run;


ods graphics off;
 

 





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BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

Try this one, you can use Proc SGPANEL. 

proc sgpanel data=final;
  styleattrs datacolors=(lightblue lightgreen orange red cyan);
  panelby new_subj /  layout=columnlattice novarname columns=5 colheaderpos=bottom uniscale=row noborder;
  vbarbasic exdose / response=pct_toxg  group=aetoxgr  seglabel;
  colaxis type=discrete display=(nolabel);
  keylegend / title="Toxicity Grade";
run;

Is this the result you are looking for?

For the scatterplot we are missing a variable in the data.

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BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

Try this one, you can use Proc SGPANEL. 

proc sgpanel data=final;
  styleattrs datacolors=(lightblue lightgreen orange red cyan);
  panelby new_subj /  layout=columnlattice novarname columns=5 colheaderpos=bottom uniscale=row noborder;
  vbarbasic exdose / response=pct_toxg  group=aetoxgr  seglabel;
  colaxis type=discrete display=(nolabel);
  keylegend / title="Toxicity Grade";
run;

Is this the result you are looking for?

For the scatterplot we are missing a variable in the data.

noda6003
Quartz | Level 8

Thanks a lot, it works pretty much except ordering which i gave grouporder=ascending and i created order variable ord and it was ordered at final step but it misses

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