It would be good to know what kind of editing the consumer wants to do?  The SGE file is editable by the ODS Graphics Editor and anyone can obtain ODSG Editor from the SAS download page for installation on PC and Linux without a SAS license.  Can your consumer not install this?  Or, is it that you want a metafile output format like PDF or EMF that can be edited by external (non-SAS) editors?  If yes, you will need SAS 9.3 to create output in such formats. ... View more

I wrote up a blog article on this case.  Hope you don't mind me using your data. ... View more

Yes, you can do this with SAS 9.2 GTL with a bit of creative coding.  Here is the result: I have used a lattice of two rows.  The upper cell contains the bar chart using a new variable that has the 4 combinations of the var_1 and var_2.  Then, I added 4 observations with the values of '+' and '-', and used a scatterplot with markercharacter in the lower cell.  Column axes are set to union, and display of the axes is disabled.  I did a Bar Chart of frequency, but you can add a response variable if you need. SAS 9.2 GTL Program follows: proc import datafile='C:\Work\Blogs\Communities\pgm\Two_Var_Data.xls' dbms=XLS out=Two_Var; run; data two_var2;   set two_var end=last;   var=cats(var_1, var_2);   if last then do;     var='++'; var1='+'; var2='+'; label1='Var 1'; label2='Var 2'; output;     var='+-'; var1='+'; var2='-'; label1='Var 1'; label2='Var 2'; output;     var='-+'; var1='-'; var2='+'; label1='Var 1'; label2='Var 2'; output;     var='--'; var1='-'; var2='-'; label1='Var 1'; label2='Var 2'; output;   end;   else output; run; proc sort data=two_var2 out=two_var3; by var; run; proc template;   define statgraph two_var;     begingraph;       layout lattice / columndatarange=union rows=2 rowweights=(0.9 0.1);         layout overlay / xaxisopts=(display=none)                                  yaxisopts=(display=(ticks tickvalues));           barchart x=var;         endlayout;        layout overlay / walldisplay=none xaxisopts=(display=none)                                  yaxisopts=(display=(tickvalues));          scatterplot x=var y=label2 / markercharacter=var2 markercharacterattrs=(size=11 weight=bold);          scatterplot x=var y=label1 / markercharacter=var1 markercharacterattrs=(size=11 weight=bold);        endlayout;      endlayout;    endgraph;   end; run; ods listing; ods graphics / reset width=5in height=4in imagename='two_var'; proc sgrender data=two_var3 template=two_var; run; ... View more

nThis is GPLOT code, not SGPLOT.  I assume you have SAS 9.2. Here is the quick way using SGPLOT: data test; input Dose $ DrugA DrugB; datalines; 0.1mg/kg 10  20 0.2mg/kg 30  40 run; %let gpath='C:\Work\Blogs\Communities\images'; ods listing image_dpi=200 gpath=&gpath; ods graphics / reset width=3in height=2in imagename='Dosage'; title 'Response by Dosage and Treatment'; proc sgplot data=test;   scatter x=dose y=DrugA;   scatter x=dose y=DrugB / x2axis;   yaxis display=(nolabel);   xaxis offsetmin=0.2 offsetmax=0.18;   x2axis offsetmin=0.18 offsetmax=0.2 display=none;   keylegend / location=inside position=topleft across=1;   run; To place each marker equally on each side of the tick mark you need to use SAS 9.2  GTL. or SAS 9.3 SGPLOT. Message was edited by: Sanjay Matange - Moved the legend position ... View more

Please attach program with data. ... View more