Dear community,
I want to display the results of a GLM model where an interaction between two continuous predictors emerge. I store the results and use PROC PLM with EFFECT PLOT. Syntax attached. I need to modify the range of the yaxis, though, and I cannot find a way to do it. Specifically, I need the range to be between 1 and 5.
Any idea on how to do this?
Thank you!
proc glm data=stanzato3; model forgiveness= policy|identification|forgive1 /ss3; estimate "effect of ident at low policy" identification 1 policy*identification -1 ; estimate "effect of ident at hig policy" identification 1 policy*identification 1 ; estimate "effect of policy at low id" policy 1 policy*identification -1 ; estimate "effect of policy at hig id" policy 1 policy*identification 1 ; store forgi; proc plm source=forgi; effectplot slicefit(x=policy sliceby=identification=-1 1)/ clm ;
This is a question that can be answered very easily by consulting the EFFECTPLOT documentation.
You are so right. I had looked at it, and thought it was not there, but I was looking at a wrong link and not the official SAS documentation.
I add it here, so that it may be useful for others who are searching for the same.
Thanks @PaigeMiller
proc plm source=forgi;
effectplot slicefit(x=policy sliceby=identification=-1 1)/ clm yrange=(1,5);
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