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Mo2018
Calcite | Level 5

Hello, I have data set look like 

column 1 is id 

column 2 is time

column 3 is the response

column 4 is the group indicator(1 to 4)

I need to do  spaghetti plots each group separately 

Here is  what I done:

 

proc sgplot data=mydata;
title"spaghetti plot for each treatment group";
series x=time y=response / group=group; 
run;

but I got all group in one plot.

Thank you 

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Reeza
Super User

Try this:

 

proc sgplot data=mydata;
title"spaghetti plot for each treatment group";
by group;
series x=time y=response ;
run;

 

You may need to sort the data ahead of time, by group.

 


@Mo2018 wrote:

Hello, I have data set look like 

column 1 is id 

column 2 is time

column 3 is the response

column 4 is the group indicator(1 to 4)

I need to do  spaghetti plots each group separately 

Here is  what I done:

 

proc sgplot data=mydata;
title"spaghetti plot for each treatment group";
series x=time y=response / group=group; 
run;

but I got all group in one plot.

Thank you 


 

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Reeza
Super User

Try this:

 

proc sgplot data=mydata;
title"spaghetti plot for each treatment group";
by group;
series x=time y=response ;
run;

 

You may need to sort the data ahead of time, by group.

 


@Mo2018 wrote:

Hello, I have data set look like 

column 1 is id 

column 2 is time

column 3 is the response

column 4 is the group indicator(1 to 4)

I need to do  spaghetti plots each group separately 

Here is  what I done:

 

proc sgplot data=mydata;
title"spaghetti plot for each treatment group";
series x=time y=response / group=group; 
run;

but I got all group in one plot.

Thank you 


 

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