You could also make some small modifications to your proc sql step and then use VBARPARM: proc sql ; create table want as select a.year,a.state,sum(fail)/n as pct "% failed" FORMAT=PERCENT8. from have as a ,(select year,n(fail) as n from have group by year) as b where a.year=b.year group by a.year,state ; quit ;  PROC SGPLOT DATA= WANT NOBORDER ; styleattrs datacolors=(darkred darkblue) datacontrastcolors=(black) ; vbarparm category= year response= pct / group= state seglabel seglabelattrs=(color=white weight=bold); run ; This gives you a stacked bar chart with each bar segment labelled with the percentage values from PROC SQL. (Sorry- I'm new to the SAS community and not quite sure how to paste in the resulting graph.)     ... View more

Hi, First, when I ran a proc print of you dataset 'attrmap' the variable 'fillcolor' is only populated for the first row.  Double check that this dataset looks the way you want it to. Next, double check the syntax you are using on both the proc sgmap and choromap statements.  It should look like:   proc sgmap mapdata= nc                         plotdata= hospitals                         maprespdata= county_pop dattrmap= attrmap ;   choromap  group / mapid=county lineattrs=(color=blue) id=county name='counties'  attrid= A;  run;   Maps are tricky so sometimes it helps to run each layer (choro, bubble) separately.  Once you are satisfied that each layer works, then run the entire code.   Hope this helps! ... View more

Hi, Try adding this additional syntax to your compute blocks:     if M1% > .95 then do;           call define ('M1', "style","style={background=light green}");           call define (_row_,'style','style={background=light green}';          end ;   Then repeat this code in the other percentage variables. Good luck! ... View more