Nice work, TC.  Great to see this visually appealing graphic using skins with bubbles.  No annotation needed. ... View more

HOFFSET, VOFFSET, SIZE, SCALE and other options can be used to control the positioning of the symbol within the bounding box.  See doc at: https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/grstatgraph/p0cf4zbevcqzxjn19w5berzi6ocd.htm ... View more

Use proc TEMPLATE define STATGRAPH statement.  Use the LAYOUT GRIDDED structure to layout your graphs in a 2 column layout.  You have to define each graph using separate 4 or 5 Layout Overlay blocks.   See example:   https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/grstatgraph/p1h7wd5z8ihewzn1vy7htk5tu7nr.htm#n0i4e8zlkvabzsn11wy9kh254ejz ... View more

Jeff makes a very valid point.  If you have a question about a specific plot you need to make, please share some code you have tried with sample data (or using one of the SAS built-in data sets).   There are many folks on this community that will go to great lengths to help you get the result you need.   Imho, SAS ODS Graphics + SAS/GRAPH software can create almost any visual. ... View more

For a Doctor/Patient type Provider network, another layout could be as shown in this post.  Node locations are pre computed by some other means.   https://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/2016/05/02/directed-link-networks/   Or, sometimes I have seen simple vertical diagrams with Providers on left side and Consumers on right side with links. ... View more

Here is an example using sashelp.cars. The Category is TYPE and Group is ORIGIN. You can use 'Hgb' and 'Hgb Change'. In this graph all are easy to compare.  Also, based on what needs to be compared, you can switch usage of the Category and Group roles.   proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars(where=(type ne 'Hybrid')); title 'Mean City Mileage by Type and Origin'; vbar type / response=mpg_city stat=mean group=origin groupdisplay=cluster dataskin=sheen transparency=0.4; xaxis display=(nolabel); yaxis grid; run; ... View more

The labels should line up vertically. I suggest you report it to SAS Tech Support as a defect. Aside from that, you could creatively use the BARCHART with TEXTPLOT statement to do this. The data will include an extra text column with the value "Some measurement" for an additional category value of "Unit". The data set has to be judiciously created or merged. You could likely also do this using SGPLOT with VBARPARM and TEXT. I will try it to see if this works using dummy data.   Since @DanH_sas provided a good solution, I will skip further work on this. ... View more

You can certainly use PROC G3D to create such a 3D graph.  The question is - should you do that and what is the benefit?  If you want to be able to visually compare the bar heights across either the x or z axis (where y axis is vertical), you would get better results using a side-by-side grouped bar charts with either HGB or HGB change as the group variable.  See opinions of thought leaders in the field of graphical visualization of data such as Tufte, Cleveland regarding 3D graphs.  Just my 2c. ... View more

Grouped Histogram and Density should give you matching group colors by default.   proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars(where=(type ne 'Hybrid')); histogram mpg_city / group=origin nbins=20 transparency=0.8; /* SAS 9.4m2 */ density mpg_city / type=normal group=origin; run;     ... View more