Hi, I am a newbie, who is using proc univariate to create a histogram but I'm having issues. My problem is that all the observations are bunched up under one bin/bar. Can anyone please guide me what could be the issue? Thank you in advance for your help! Regards Saulat ======== I'm trying to create a histogram for a variable "promtime", which has a range of 0 to 14034. However, the value 14034 is an outlier and if I exclude that, the range is 0 to 39. I tried to do that via "endpoints" option in the "histogram" statement but it doesn't work. My code is below. I suspect that the "goptions" statement is causing problems but not sure about that. The output of the "proc freq" and histogram chart are attached. Code: ***Temporary setting default values for graphics attributes***; goptions reset=global /*Cancels all global statements */ gunit=pct /*Specifies the default unit of measure to be Percent, which to be used with height specifications.*/ hsize= 10.625 in /*Sets horizontal heigh of graphic area */ vsize= 8.5 in /*Sets vertical heigh of graphic area */ htitle=4 /*Selects the default height (default percent) used for the first TITLE line.*/ htext=3 /*Specifies the default height of the text in the graphics output. */ vorigin=0 in /*Sets vertical origin of graph */ horigin= 0 in /*Sets horizonal origin of graph */ cback=white border /*Background color of graph is set to white */ ctext=black /*Text color is black*/ colors=(black blue green red yellow) /*Specifies the foreground colors used to produce your graphics output*/ ftext=swiss /*Default font for all text*/ lfactor=3; /*Line Thickness */ ***Check***; proc freq data =Project1.Org ; tables promtime; run; proc univariate data=Project1.Org noprint; histogram promtime / endpoints = 0 to 39; run;
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