There are two ways I would see going about this.    The first is a really mind numbingly inefficient way and that is to add spaces in your title between the two statements until they are spaced out enough that you are satisfied.    The second way would be efficient but requires knowledge of the Graph Template Language.  I don't have the data to test to make sure this runs OK, but here is what I'd do.  It essentially splits your legend into two and allows you to have two separate titles in the two pieces by using the EXCLUDE option.  This option also exists in KEYLEGEND but I don't know if there's a way to place to legends side-by-side with just SGPLOT as I'm afraid they would overlay on top of each other. Here's a reference to the GTL syntax: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl//en/grstatgraph/69718/HTML/default/viewer.htm#n07s2oezv7f654n1xkbrqlrianbf.htm ods path WORK.TEMPLAT(UPDATE) SASHELP.TMPLMST (READ); proc template; define statgraph barcharts; begingraph / designwidth=1600 designheight=800; layout lattice / rows=1 columns=1; /**This is added to give us access to the SIDEBAR block**/ sidebar / align=bottom; /**Sidebar is the space at the bottom of the image (below the actual graph)**/ layout gridded / rows=1 columns=2 border=true; /**This allows us to create two spaces within the sidebar**/ /**Makes a legend on the same graph, but excludes the values you don't want under that specific title**/ discretelegend "VBAR1" / title="Customer Loyalty" across=4 border=false exclude=('WADO' 'TTIA' 'COMM' 'TTSE' 'RSAT'); discretelegend "VBAR1" / title="Dealer Performance" across=4 border=false exclude=('OSAT' 'Dealer Preference' 'Likely to Recommend' 'More Likely to Purchase'); endlayout; endsidebar; layout overlay / /*Sets up the axes*/ xaxisopts=(display=(line ticks tickvalues)) yaxisopts=(type=linear linearopts=(viewmin=0 viewmax=1 tickvaluesequence=(start=0 end=1 increment=0.1))); /**Barchart syntax is slightly different in GTL**/ barchartparm category=level response=value / group=entity orient=vertical groupdisplay=cluster dataskin=pressed segmentlabeltype=auto segmentlabelattrs=(weight=bold color=white size=7) name="VBAR1"; endlayout; endlayout; endgraph; end; run; ods graphics on / height=800 width=1600 maxlegendarea=40; proc sgrender data=ALL_AVERAGES_XPOSED template=barcharts; where level in("National" "Regional" "Management_Group"); run; ... View more

I am using 9.4M2 I think this option is available from M3 onward.  ... View more

DISPLAY variables aren't summarized. And the fun part is none of the basic summary functions work properly with percentages (or other rates) unless the denominators are exactly the same for each group. ... View more

Why not keep the y axis (Row axis) as part of the first layout?  What is the benefit of using the AxisTable to show the y-axis?  Hide the Rowaxes for the other Lattice panels.   If necessary, have you tried including the first axis table in with the first lattice panel, instead of a separate axis table?  I expect that would keep the alignments between the left column and the first lattice values. ... View more

Do not include %macro in front of the macro. Only %newsurv(....).   You will potentially to close and reopen your sas session because it thinks you are defining %newsurv (since you don't have a %mend). Only use %macro when defining a macro, when you call the macro just use %macroname. ... View more

Thank you very much. I think i got what i need in my graph. I used 'classorder=data'  option in program.Thank you ... View more

  proc sql; create table want as select a.employee_id from full_employee a full join terminated b on a.employee_id = b.employee_id where b.employee_id is missing with join need to do a full join followed by employee_id is missing for terminated table   ... View more