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djrisks · ‎03-09-2016

Hi Ravib, I was just curious if you have thought about using SGPLOT with the hbar statement and keylegend statement? This is because the legends are easy to adjust there, that is the fonts can be adjusted, and so can the size of the symbols. There's also an option called maxlegendarea with allows more legend entries to be fitted it. I believe the legends are dynamically adjusted to an extent too. I've also done something similar to you before where I created a plot of just the legends when the legend was taking up to much space. Also FYI, here is an example of how just a legend can be created using GTL. http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/2012/04/20/just-a-legend-please/

djrisks · ‎03-07-2016

You're welcome. I understand. There's a lot of helpful information out there such as the graphically speaking SAS blog and the PharmaSUG and SAS Global Forum Papers. This is a supportive community that will help you to learn more about GTL too. ☺

djrisks · ‎03-07-2016

Hi, I was thinking the code could be further reduced because you are only plotting a graph with one cell, so no need for the Layout Lattice. I also put back in your output location. data heart; set sashelp.heart(where=(ageatstart > 56)); keep sex systolic diastolic; run; PROC TEMPLATE; DEFINE STATGRAPH jphjitter; DYNAMIC _title _yaxislabel; BEGINGRAPH /designwidth=8in designheight=6in datasymbols=(circlefilled); ENTRYTITLE _title; *will ultimately be a dynamic; ENTRYFOOTNOTE HALIGN=left ""; LAYOUT OVERLAY / XAXISOPTS = ( display=(label tickvalues) label = 'Sex' ) YAXISOPTS = ( display=(label tickvalues) label = 'SBP' ); *ENTRY TEXTATTRS = graphlabeltext 'Systolic' / valign=top; SCATTERPLOT X = sex Y = systolic / JITTER = AUTO MARKERATTRS = ( SIZE = 8 SYMBOL = CIRCLEFILLED ); ENDLAYOUT; ENDGRAPH; END; RUN; ods listing style=htmlblue gpath='C:\Users\Benjamin\Documents\JPH Lab\Data\RQA Initial Project\Graphics\Scatter Plots' image_dpi=&dpi; ods graphics / reset noscale width=&w height=&h imagename='GTL_HeartBoxJitter2'; proc sgrender data=heart template=jphjitter; dynamic _trans=0.7 _elem='graphdata3' _title = 'Systolic BP vs Sex'; run;

djrisks · ‎03-07-2016

Try this code please. It's because you were using the rowaxes column. data heart; set sashelp.heart(where=(ageatstart > 56)); keep sex systolic diastolic; run; PROC TEMPLATE; DEFINE STATGRAPH jphjitter; DYNAMIC _title _yaxislabel; BEGINGRAPH /designwidth=8in designheight=6in datasymbols=(circlefilled); ENTRYTITLE _title; *will ultimately be a dynamic; ENTRYFOOTNOTE HALIGN=left ""; LAYOUT LATTICE / COLUMNS = 1; *??? necessary; LAYOUT OVERLAY / XAXISOPTS = ( display=(label tickvalues) label = 'Sex' ) YAXISOPTS = ( display=(label tickvalues) label = 'SBP' ); *ENTRY TEXTATTRS = graphlabeltext 'Systolic' / valign=top; SCATTERPLOT X = sex Y = systolic / JITTER = AUTO MARKERATTRS = ( SIZE = 8 SYMBOL = CIRCLEFILLED ) ; ENDLAYOUT; ENDLAYOUT; ENDGRAPH; END; RUN; ods listing style=htmlblue gpath='C:\Users\yex7977\Desktop\Helpful plots' image_dpi=&dpi; ods graphics / reset noscale width=&w height=&h imagename='GTL_HeartBoxJitter2'; proc sgrender data=heart template=jphjitter; dynamic _trans=0.7 _elem='graphdata3' _title = 'Systolic BP vs Sex'; run;

djrisks · ‎03-07-2016

Hi Sindhu, I am trying to understand what you want.What do you mean by SAS output with merged cells and specified cell colours please?

djrisks · ‎03-03-2016

Thank you, I've just seen the "Add Personal Time" button. 🙂

djrisks · ‎03-03-2016

@jwaller thank you for letting me know, and now I understand the reasoning behind it. I was attempting to use the Agenda Builder as a calendar. I will just include the pre-conference tutorials and certifications in my calendar on my phone. Many thanks, Kriss

djrisks · ‎03-03-2016

Hi Cynthia, Thank you for letting me know and for your suggestions. Many thanks, Kriss

djrisks · ‎03-03-2016

MMMMIIIIKKKKEEEE, that definitely should be there! 🙂 That's why I want to schedule it into my agenda as soon as possible! 😉 I know it will be great, I remember your presentation in Seattle! Thanks.

djrisks · ‎03-03-2016

Hi @gmbaker. Thank you for this link! I couldn't see the pre-conference workshops, such as @MMMIIIIKKKKEEEE's "How to be a Top SAS Programmer" workshop. Should this be in the agenda builder? Thank you.

djrisks · ‎03-02-2016

Hello, Is it possible to get the pre conference sessions on the agenda please? Such as the certification exams? Many thanks, Kriss HARRIS

djrisks · ‎03-02-2016

Thanks, I'm using ODS RTF...

djrisks · ‎03-02-2016

That's fine @mduarte. I'm sure someone else will help you with Proc gchart then. @Reeza might now. Thanks.

djrisks · ‎03-01-2016

This code, will also help you to get your percentage labels if you want them. It works in SAS 9.4. There may be an easier way in proc gchart to rearrange the labels and the legend but I am not that familiar with proc gchart, data test2; set test; by midpnt category; retain stacked_result; if first.midpnt then stacked_result = count; else stacked_result = stacked_result + count; length perc $4; perc = cats(stacked_result, "%"); stacked_final = stacked_result - (0.05 * stacked_result); run; proc sgplot data = test2; vbarparm category = midpnt response = count / group = category groupdisplay = stacked; scatter x = midpnt y = stacked_final / markerchar=perc; xaxis label = "Mid Point Label"; yaxis label = "Percent"; run;

djrisks · ‎03-01-2016

Hi, Do you need to show the percentages in the barchart, and does the legend have to be centered vertically? If not here is a quick solution. proc sgplot data = test; vbar midpnt / response = count group = category; xaxis label = "Mid Point Label"; yaxis label = "Percent"; run;

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