Thank you Sanjay, I was transferring from old way of GPLOT + ANNO where I needed to use the logs... Thanks. Got it! Anca. ... View more

Hi. You can use the subgroup statement; goptions reset = all; axis1 label = none value = none; proc gchart data = sashelp.shoes; where region = "Africa";     vbar product/sumvar = stores group = subsidiary subgroup = product discrete         maxis = axis1; run;quit; Does this look like something you need? Good luck, Anca. ... View more

I am fairly sure it has to do with SAS 9.2. vs. 9.3 ... View more

When I run it on SAS 9.2: NOTE: Unable to connect to host ddr=20500&saddr=12203. Check validity of host name. ERROR: Hostname ddr=20500&saddr=12203 not found. When I run it in SAS 9.3: The SAS System 09:06 Thursday, December 19, 2013   1 DRIVING DISTANCE BETWEEN 12203 AND 20500 : 373 mi  (TIME: 5 hours 54 mins ) This is where I got the code from: Driving Distances and Drive Times using SAS and Google Maps - sasCommunity starting from: DRIVING DISTANCE AND DRIVE TIME onwards. ... View more

Hi. Interesting problem. I copied/pasted your code from this posting in my SAS interactive, and it didn't run. I went to the sasCommunity website, copied/pasted the code from there (which I know it's the same code you have) and it ran! I get this: DRIVING DISTANCE BETWEEN 12203 AND 20500 : 373 mi  (TIME: 5 hours 54 mins ) When I ran your posted code I get this: CANNOT FIND THE DISTANCE OR TIME BETWEEN 12203 AND 20500, TRY ANOTHER COMBINATION The code that is working: * enter two zip codes; %let z1=12203; %let z2=20500; * no changes required below this line; filename x url "http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=&z2.%nrstr(&saddr)=&z1"; filename z temp; data _null_; infile x recfm=f lrecl=1 end=eof; file z recfm=f lrecl=1; input @1 x $char1.; put @1 x $char1.; if eof; call symputx('filesize',_n_); run; data _null_; infile z recfm=f lrecl=&filesize. eof=done; input @ '<div class="altroute-rcol altroute-info">  <span>'  @; input text $50.; distance = input(scan(text,1," "),comma12.); units    = scan(text,2,"< "); time     = scan(text,5,"<>"); file print; put "DRIVING DISTANCE BETWEEN &z1 AND &z2 : "      distance units" (TIME: " time ")"; stop; done: file print; put "CANNOT FIND THE DISTANCE OR TIME BETWEEN &z1 AND &z2, TRY ANOTHER COMBINATION"; run; filename x clear; filename z clear; The code that is not working: * enter two zip codes; %let z1=12203; %let z2=20500; * no changes required below this line; filename x url "http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=&z2.%nrstr(&saddr)=&z1"; filename z temp; data _null_; infile x recfm=f lrecl=1 end=eof; file z recfm=f lrecl=1; input @1 x $char1.; put @1 x $char1.; if eof; call symputx('filesize',_n_); run; data _null_; infile z recfm = f lrecl = &filesize. eof = done; input @ '<div class = "altroute-rcol altroute-info"> <span>'  @; input text $50.; distance = input(scan(text, 1, " "), comma12.); units = scan(text,2,"< "); time  = scan(text,5,"<>"); file print; put "DRIVING DISTANCE BETWEEN &z1 AND &z2 : "   distance units" (TIME: " time ")"; stop; done: file print; put "CANNOT FIND THE DISTANCE OR TIME BETWEEN &z1 AND &z2, TRY ANOTHER COMBINATION"; run; filename x clear; filename z clear; What is the difference????? ... View more

Something like this would work: data in; input status group $; datalines; 1 G 1 T 1 G&T 1 GorT 1 G 1 G 1 G 0 T 0 T 0 GorT 0 GorT 0 GorT 1 GorT 1 GorT 1 GorT 1 G&T 0 G&T 0 G&T 0 G&T 0 G&T 0 G 1 T 1 T 1 G ; PROC FREQ DATA = IN;TABLES GROUP;RUN; PROC GCHART DATA = IN;     VBAR GROUP/SUMVAR = STATUS PCT; RUN;QUIT; There are more options to enhance the graph...but to get you started. Good luck, Anca. ... View more