The best way to set the label in this case would be to use the LABEL statement inside of the SGPANEL specification: label tag="Harvest";   This temporarily sets the column label within the scope of the procedure. That way, your axis label, tip labels, etc. pick up the label. It is also possible to set label="Harvest" on the ROWAXIS statement, but that will affect only the axis label. ... View more

Hopefully, the answers below will address your questions...   1. What does Style pattern really do here? How does it determine which box pattern goes to which box! Graphdata1 means first First Bar in Graph? Answer: When a discrete attributes map is not used, the first-occurring group value is assigned to the first part, the second value to the second pattern, etc.   2. To make the whiskers to be solid, set WHISKERATTRS=(PATTERN=1) on the BOXPLOT statement.   3. To make one legend with three entries, you will need to strip the "-<region>(n-<N>" from you group values. Then, the legend will naturally return to type-only entries   4. The AXISTABLE code looks correct. Are your "n" values correct?   ... View more

Here are some thoughts: Remove the GROUP option from your SERIES plots. You are already subsetting the Replicate in the PANELBY statement, and you are setting the plot attributes on each statement. Removing the GROUP will clean up some possible behavior issues. Now that you've removed GROUP, do what @Quentin said and remove the NOAUTOLEGEND option from the SGPANEL statement. The legend will put all four SERIES plots in the legend (the GROUP option would have put only the first GROUP series plot in the legend). Use the LEGENDLABEL option on each SERIES plot to customize the legend label for each SERIES plot. Hope this helps! ... View more

Yes, just adding FILL to the DISPLAY option on the BOXPLOT statement will turn on fill colors: display=( median mean caps fillpattern fill) ... View more

On your XAXIS statement, set these two options: MINOR MINORINTERVAL=quarter   Hope this helps! ... View more

As an alternative to using a legend, what about associating the N values directly with the boxes? proc sgpanel data=sashelp.cars; panelby origin / layout=columnlattice onepanel novarname uniscale=row proportional; vbox horsepower / category=type displaystats=(n); run; ... View more

You can do it using the STATFMT option on the VAR3D statement. ... View more

Add the ONEPANEL option to the PANELBY statement. ... View more

On the SGPLOT statement, set PCTNDEC=0. ... View more

Add the DATALABEL option to the VBAR statement. You can also use the FILLATTR=(color=<some color>) if you want to change the color. ... View more

Also, if you interested in a 3D-like look with 2D readability, you could try something like this: data test; input value; cards; 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 ; run; proc sgplot data=test; vbar value / stat=percent dataskin=pressed; run; ... View more

For this case, can you use the DISCRETE option on VBAR3D? ... View more

Nevermind, I was able to edit the post 🙂 ... View more

Oh, I forgot to add the NOAUTOLEGEND option to the SGPLOT statement. You'll want that to get rid of the gradient legend on the right. ... View more