I am attempting to create a graph that resembles the following:   I have been able to create something similar using SAS GTL scatterplot with xerrorlower and xerrorupper options. I figure I can add the p values using the annotate facility. However, I am stuck on how to create headers (Group A, Group B) for the visits along the y-axis. Adding color to the headers (as shown above) would also be great, but not a requirement. Any general guidance on this would be appreciated! ... View more

I am attempting to create a patient profile plot with four panels using PROC SGPANEL. The fourth panel consists of a series plot with two groups and I would like each of the two curves to be labeled. I am using the CURVELABEL option to accomplish this, but it appears that the labels overlap when the baseline values are similar. Any suggestions on how to stagger these labels? My code and output are below. Thank you in advanced!   title "Safety and Efficacy Profile for Subject 10001"; proc sgpanel data=test nocycleattrs dattrmap=attrmap;; panelby id / onepanel layout=rowlattice uniscale=column novarname spacing=10; refline 0 / axis=x lineattrs=(thickness=1 color=black); highlow y=mhdecod low=stdy high=endy / type=bar barwidth=0.8 lowlabel=mhlabel lowcap=lowcap highcap=highcap fillattrs=(color=CX003DF5); highlow y=acmdecod low=stdy high=endy / type=bar barwidth=0.8 lowlabel=cmlabel lowcap=lowcap highcap=highcap fillattrs=(color=CXED7D31); highlow y=aedecod low=stdy high=endy / type=bar group=severity labelattrs=(color=black) lineattrs=(color=black pattern=solid) barwidth=0.8 lowlabel=aelabel highcap=highcap attrid=Severity; series x=stdy y=aval / group=param attrid=Outcome curvelabel curvelabelpos=start curvelabelattrs=(color=black) lineattrs=(pattern=solid); rowaxis display=(nolabel noticks novalues) min=0; colaxis grid label=' Study Day' offsetmin=0.3 values=(-28 to 210 by 7) fitpolicy=thin; run;     ... View more

I recently received a request which may not even be possible, so I wanted to see if the community could offer any insight. I am creating 4 spaghetti plots, positioned side by side using SAS GTL with the lattice statement.  Each spaghetti plot has approximately 100 uniquely-colored lines, connecting two points (e.g. Baseline to Time 1), so it is somewhat difficult to identify a trend when I allow SAS to select default colors.  The request I received is to assign dark color shades to the increasing lines (i.e. the line the with the greatest positive slope would be colored the darkest) and light color shades to the decreasing lines (i.e. the line the with the greatest negative slope would be colored the lightest) - or vice versa, in order to create a color shade gradient. Any suggestions would be appreciated. ... View more