Yes!  Rowweights...that's what I needed.  Thanks so much! ... View more

Sounds like there are a few issues with getting exactly what you're wanting in your version of GTL. Here's an alternative way to do it, using good old Gplot 🙂 data SubjectStudy;   input name $1-20 state $ date;   informat date date7.;   format date date7.;   Id=_n_;   datalines; BL (01Jan10)         CA   07Jan10 BL (01Jan10)         CT   07Jan10 BL (01Jan10)         Oth  07Jan10 C2D1(05Feb10)        CA   12Feb10 C3D1(09Mar10)        CA   16Mar10 C4D1(06Apr10)        CA   13Apr10 C5D1(06May10)        CA   13May10 C5D1(02May10)        BP   13May10 C6D1(02Jun10)        US   23Jun10 ; run; axis1 label=none value=(angle=90) offset=(5,5); symbol pointlabel=("#date" angle=90); title1 "Subject 2007 - TEST CASE - Version 1"; proc gplot data=SubjectStudy; plot state*name / haxis=axis1; run; ... View more

if we also want to have category y2axis then I would add a line your code proc sgplot data=sample; by category; series x=date y=value / group=element; series x=date y=CAT_value/group=Category; /*here CAT_value is a variable having the value variable aggregated to the category level                                                                       so as to be able to plot category*/ run; Can also be found at :  Thanks. Harshad M. ... View more