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Does anyone know the code to do a chart like this, in SAS 9.4? Where the survey questions are on the y axis and the survey scores are on the x-axis, divided up in the legend between pre and post, plus standard deviations.

 

See attached photo example 

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BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

SGPLOT can do this, but the bar segments are side by side (GROUPDISPLAY=CLUSTER)

 

If you want the stacked bar then you need to calculate the values up front and use VBARPARM together with the HIGHLOW plot statements.

 

Here is an example ussing SASHELP.CARS

 

/*
 * generate test data
 */
data cars;
  set sashelp.cars;
  where
    origin in ("Asia", "USA")
    and not (type = "Hybrid")
  ;
  /*
   * choose which var to use
   */
  value = horsepower;
  format value comma12.;
run;

/*
 * what you get for free
 */
ods graphics / width=1200 height=900;
proc sgplot data=cars;
  vbar type /
    group=origin
    response=value
    stat=mean
    limits=both
    limitstat=stddev
    groupdisplay=cluster
    seglabel
  ;
run;

/*
 * calculate mean and std
 */
proc  sql;
  create table cars_limits as
  select
    type
    , origin
    , mean(value) as mean_value format=comma12.
    , std(value) as std_value format=comma12.
  from
    cars
  group by
      type
    , origin
  order by
    type
    , origin
  ;
quit;

/*
 * compute values used with highlow stmt
 */
data cars_limits2;
  set cars_limits;
  by type;
  mean_value2 = lag1(mean_value);
  if origin = "Asia" then do;
    a_ll = mean_value - (1 * std_value);
    a_ul = mean_value + (1 * std_value);
  end;
  if origin = "USA" then do;
    b_ll = mean_value2 + ( mean_value - (1 * std_value) );
    b_ul = mean_value2 + ( mean_value + (1 * std_value) );
  end;
run;
   
/*
 * create graph
 */ 
proc sgplot data=cars_limits2;
  vbarparm category=type response=mean_value / group=origin groupdisplay=stack seglabel;
  highlow x=type low=a_ll high=a_ul / group=origin lowcap=serif highcap=serif lineattrs=(color=cx000000);
  highlow x=type low=b_ll high=b_ul / group=origin lowcap=serif highcap=serif lineattrs=(color=cx000000);
run;
BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

Sorry I missed the point that this is all to be in Visual Analytics.

 

Have a look here https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Visual-Analytics/Plot-of-Standard-Deviation-in-SAS-VA-Report-Desi... it is not a stacked bar chart, but might give you starting point.

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