@aquaman20 wrote:
Here is the Code and I use SAS 9.4:
proc sgplot data=test2;
histogram T1 / scale=percent binwidth=0.25 fillattrs=(color='#C5AE45' ) legendlabel= "Vehicle group (VG)"; histogram T2 / scale=percent binwidth=0.25 fillattrs=(color='#216771' ) legendlabel = "Dose group (DG)" ;
refline 0.309 / axis = x LINEATTRS= (color='#C5AE45' PATTERN=dash thickness=2)label="Geom. mean"; refline 0.575/ axis = x LINEATTRS= (color='#C5AE45' PATTERN=shortdashdot thickness=2)label="Median"; refline 1.592 / axis = x LINEATTRS= (color='#C5AE45' PATTERN=solid thickness=2)label="Arithm. mean;
refline 15.653 / axis = x LINEATTRS= (color='#216771' PATTERN=dash thickness=2)label="Geom. mean" transparency=0.5; refline 13.599 / axis = x LINEATTRS= (color='#216771' PATTERN=shortdashdot thickness=2)label="Median" transparency=0.5 ; refline 18.879 / axis = x LINEATTRS= (color='#216771' PATTERN=solid thickness=2)label="Arithm. mean" transparency=0.5 ; run;
Try this. For the offending REFLINE do not add a label.
To you data add an observation with a text variable holding the label text, and an x and y coordinate. Plot that variable using a TEXT plot. You can use options such as ROTATE for the text value and TEXTATTRS to control color, font and size.
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