Hello,   I have a bar graph developed almost how I need it (using PROC SGPLOT), but the colors are getting reset upon adding a SCATTER statement to my code. I'm trying add some reference points to each series.   The data points appear to be getting plotted correctly, which makes me think it's possible to combine the two types, but the colors resetting makes me think it is not possible.   I have some code like the following: data sample; set sashelp.baseball; where team = "Chicago" and Div = "NE"; ref1 = 15; ref2 = 20; ref3 = 25; ref4 = nHome + 5; run; proc sgplot data=sample; styleattrs dataColors=(gray darkgray lightgray black) dataContrastColors=(gray darkgray lightgray black); hbarparm category = Position response=ref3 / barwidth=0.7; hbarparm category = Position response=ref2 / barwidth=0.7; hbarparm category = Position response=ref1 / barwidth=0.7; hbarparm category = Position response=nHome / barwidth=0.4; /*scatter y=Position x=ref4;*/ run; Uncommenting the SCATTER statement plots the data points as intended, but makes all series light blue. Is it possible to control the colors in this scenario? Ideally I'd retain the colors of the bars and make the scatter plot dots orange.   I appreciate any help in advance!   Thank you, Brian ... View more

Hello,   I am trying to create a choropleth map on a three color gradient scale. I am defining the colorramp through proc template (following this guide http://support.sas.com/kb/41/776.html). I can replicate the example and change colors in the twocolorramp, but as soon as I change the style to threecolorramp, the coloring appears to revert to default. Am I missing something in the threecolorramp statement or elsewhere?     ods path(prepend) Work.Templat(update); goptions reset=all; goptions gunit=pt htitle=14 htext=8 ftitle="arial" ftext="arial/bold" cback='white'; proc template; define style styles.colorramp; parent=styles.default; /* Define a lighter and darker shade of blue for the starting and ending colors. */ /* style twocolorramp / startcolor=cxF3F7FE endcolor=cx6497EB;*/ style threecolorramp / startcolor=cxFF0000 neutralcolor=cxF3F7FE endcolor=cx6497EB; end; run; ods listing style=styles.colorramp; proc gmap data=maps.us map=maps.us; id state; choro state; run; quit;     I am using SAS 9.4 TS1M6.   Thanks for any help in advance, -Brian ... View more

Hello SAS experts,   I am trying to create some plots with annotations using PROC TEMPLATE. Currently, I have the annotations set up using an annotation dataset (rather than incorporating the annotations into the PROC TEMPLATE procedure itself using statements such as drawtext). I am getting it close to working correctly, but the annotations are appearing for all BY groups in each plot. That is, BY group=1 shows annotations for all BY groups, even though I have the BY group variable in the annotations dataset.   Is there a way I can have the annotations show only for each corresponding BY group? Sample code to reproduce my plot is below:   data graphdata; input rpt_strat $ est delta level CI; format Est CI percentn11.2; datalines; 20-to-44 -.0383 -0.002374357 0.05 -.0572 20-to-44 . -0.002374357 0.05 -.0195 45-to-64 -.0317 -0.004262066 0.05 -.0525 45-to-64 . -0.004262066 0.05 -.0109 ; run; ods path(prepend) Work.Templat(update); %SGANNO; data anno; set graphdata; if Est ~= .; %SGTEXT(label="Estimate", x1=Est, y1=75, x1space='datavalue', y1space='graphpercent', anchor='center',width=200, widthunit='pixel'); keep rpt_strat; run; proc template; define statgraph CIPlot; begingraph / designwidth=800px designheight=200px; layout overlay / yaxisOpts=(display=none) xAxisOpts=(label="Rate"); annotate; scatterplot x=Est y=level / markerattrs=(symbol=circlefilled size=10) datalabel=Est datalabelposition=top; seriesplot x=CI y =level / display=(markers) markerattrs=(symbol=ibeam size=10) datalabel=CI datalabelposition=top; referenceline x=delta / lineattrs=(pattern=2); referenceline x=0 / lineattrs=(pattern=1); endlayout; endgraph; end; run; proc sgrender data=graphdata template=CIPlot sganno=anno; by rpt_strat; title1 "Non-inferiority Confidence Interval for Measure"; title2 "Ages #byval1"; run; Note that "Estimate" is being displayed twice on each graph: it should only be displayed once per graph, above the big blue dot. Is there a way to fix this?   Also, if anyone knows how to suppress the automatic BY group heading "rpt_strat=20-to-44" and "rpt_strat=45-to-64" I'd appreciate that too!   I'm using SAS 9.4 TS1M5   Thank you, Brian   ... View more