That's perfect! Thank you so much! ... View more

This looks good! There is only one issue I encounter when doing it this way. If I add more y values for the same x values (on the same vertical line), then the values that are not grouped together are not centered with the vertical line corresponding to the x value. I've added a few values to your example to illustrate it. Is there any way to keep everything centered? With my actual dataset, I also have boxplots in the same plot, and it looks odd when the points are not centered. Thanks!   data have; input x y outlier $; cards; 2 5 A 3 8 B 3 8 B 3 8 A 3 4 A 3 8 A 4 3 B 4 3 B 4 3 B 4 4 A 6 8 B 5 9 A 2 8 A ; proc sort data=have out=temp;by x y;run; data temp; set temp; by x y; if first.y then group=0; group+1; run; proc sgplot data=temp noautolegend; scatter x=x y=y /markerchar=outlier markercharattrs=(color=red size=10) group=group groupdisplay=cluster clusterwidth=0.3; run;   ... View more

The code above is indeed simpler, however it offsets the position on the y axis when there are more than 2 values, whereas your previous example keeps them all on the same level (which for me is important as I am dealing with continuous values on the y-axis as opposed to discrete ones like in your example).  ... View more