If the DATALABEL option does not work for you due to the limit bars, you can use a TEXT plot to put the labels on the bars. Put this after your SERIES statement: text x=Fascia y=Percentuale text=Percentuale / position=bottom; You can use TEXTATTRS on the statement to customize the text appearance. ... View more

Add GROUP=Fascia to the bar chart. ... View more

The CSV has the response values already formatted, so I couldn't try this solution out, but try the following: Add a SERIES plot after the VBARPARM statement to draw the line: series x=Fascia y=Percentuale / smoothconnect; On the VBARPARM, add GROUPDISPLAY=CLUSTER. This will allow the group colors to be applied to the bars and also display the limit bars. Hope this helps! ... View more

You will need to use Unicode for the characters. The following is an example. Be sure to use a full-featured Unicode font. In this case, I chose "Times New Roman Uni", as you where using a serif-based font. Hope this helps!   ods escapechar '~'; proc sgplot data=sashelp.class; vbox weight / category=sex; yaxis label="AUC~{Unicode '2097'x}~{Unicode '209B'x}~{Unicode '209C'x}(h*ng/ml)" labelattrs=(family="Times New Roman Uni"); run; ... View more

What is your goal in setting WHISKERPCT=25? Are you trying to make the whiskers go away? ... View more

No, I did not apply any data jittering here. I think you hit the correct root cause.  ... View more

I made up this little test at 9.4.m7 and it seems to work. Can you try it and see if it works for you?   proc sgplot data=sashelp.heart; vbox cholesterol / category=ageatstart group=weight_status; vbox cholesterol / category=ageatstart group=weight_status y2axis; y2axis type=log logbase=2; run; ... View more

What version of SAS are you using? ... View more

Are the axes showing values? It might be helpfully to see a image of your output. ... View more

I noticed the LOG axis request. Are all of the values of "aval2" greater than zero? ... View more

Looking are your original code gain, I do not think you need to have separate SERIESPLOT and SCATTERPLOT statements. You can display the markers on the SERIESPLOT statement and control the marker attributes. Then, you can use one DISCRETELEGEND for all of your SERIESPLOT statements. For example,   seriesplot x=xval y=PK / name='PK' lineattrs=(color=red pattern=solid) yaxis=y legendlabel='PK (ng/mL)' display=(markers) markerattrs=(color=red symbol=circlefilled) yaxis=y datalabel=PK datalabelattrs=(size=6pt);   ... View more

No, ADDTIONALNAMES just adds more "single" items to the merged items. The technique I described (multiple merged legends in the layout gridded) should work for you. Give it a try and let me know. ... View more

Try this:  Assuming you're using a LAYOUT OVERLAY, create a LAYOUTGRIDDED inside that layout, with BORDER=true, COLUMNS=3, and LOCATION=OUTSIDE. Put three MERGEDLEGENDs in the LAYOUT GRIDDED, one for each of the plots, with BORDER=false Let me know if this works for you. Thanks! ... View more

That was a really creative solution, @yabwon! For the record, the title boldness is coming from the "Analysis" style definition. If you use this style a lot, you might want to derive a new Analysis (let's call it "my_analysis") that removes the bold titles. You will only need to run this code once, as it will store the style in your SASUSER by default.   proc template; define style my_analysis; parent=styles.analysis; class GraphFonts / "GraphAnnoFont" = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>", 10pt) 'GraphTitle1Font' = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>",14pt) 'GraphTitleFont' = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>",11pt) 'GraphFootnoteFont' = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>",10pt,italic) 'GraphLabelFont' = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>",10pt,bold) 'GraphLabel2Font' = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>",10pt) 'GraphValueFont' = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>",9pt) "GraphUnicodeFont" = ("<MTsans-serif-unicode>", 9pt) 'GraphDataFont' = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>",7pt); end; run; ... View more