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KiaU
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

I need to create the following stacked bar - line graph:

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On the left Y axis, is the value change (in absolute value stacked bars), and on the right Y axis is the %-change in value (Line). All of this is ok, BUT, I need the 0 line to be at the same point for both axes (in the middle). As you can see here, the 0-value is a bit lower on the right Y-axis, and this can quickly be misleading. So is there a way for me to define so that the 0-axis would be the same for both axes?

Greatful for any answers Smiley Happy

Br,

Kia

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GraphGuy
Meteorite | Level 14

Which proc are you using to create your bar-line graph?

(there are a couple of different ways to create bar-lines in SAS, and the answer depends on which you are using)

 

 

Sam_SAS
SAS Employee
Hi Robert, Kia is using the Graph Builder in SAS Visual Analytics.
PeterWijers
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

Kia,

might sound simple, but could you use forced min-max axes values.

so 100/-100 and 20/-20

greetings,  Peter

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