sgplot

[Kamohelo_A]

Hi

I am trying to create a sas bargraph that one can then filter on to view specific items.

Suppose the x-axis is the individual number of passes and the y-axis is the count. Then:

Proc Sgplot Data = Inputs;

      Vbar  = individual_ID;

Run; 

should give me that noting that the individual might say play tennis, rugby, soccer and chess then I can add a Group = sport to get a single bar for an individual with stacks on it?

But say I want to filter on just rugby and still track the individual number in the x-axis.

Then finally, what if I want to filter on just on individual number to view more detail into them only across the various sports.

Kindly assist on the latter components

[PaigeMiller]

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@Kamohelo_A wrote:

Hi

I am trying to create a sas bargraph that one can then filter on to view specific items.

Suppose the x-axis is the individual number of passes and the y-axis is the count. Then:

Proc Sgplot Data = Inputs;

      Vbar  = individual_ID;

Run; 

should give me that noting that the individual might say play tennis, rugby, soccer and chess then I can add a Group = sport to get a single bar for an individual with stacks on it?

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There is no equal sign after the VBAR in the VBAR statement. The option GROUP= will add in the sports that the person plays. Is there some reason why you need to ask? You can just run the code and see what happens.

But say I want to filter on just rugby and still track the individual number in the x-axis.

Add this command into PROC SGPLOT.

where sport='Rugby';

Then finally, what if I want to filter on just on individual number to view more detail into them only across the various sports.

Similar solution

where individual_id=7;

Bar charts seem to be a poor choice for displaying this information. A frequency table makes more sense to me (PROC FREQ)