Date:         Sat, 5 Jun 2004 14:35:00 -0400
Reply-To:     "Chen, Bei 2 (GE Consumer Finance)" <Bei.Chen@GE.COM>
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From:         "Chen, Bei 2 (GE Consumer Finance)" <Bei.Chen@GE.COM>
Subject:      Re: SAS/Graph problem
Comments: To: sportsfun <sportsfun77@HOTMAIL.COM>
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 <<items.xls>> 
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> I am learning SAS/Graph. I try to write codes using SAS/Graph to match the pie chart created in Excel (please see the left pie in the attached Excel file. I wrote the codes as follows. but that doesn't match the pie chart created in Excel. How can I improve my codes to match the Excel pie chart as closely  as possible: for example the color and orientation of the items and the n=82, n=10 etc.? I think SAS/Graph is kind of hard to use. 
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> goptions htext=4 pct ftext=swiss ;
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> data one;
> input group $ number;
> cards;
> VCR   82
> VCD   10
> TV         232
> ;
> proc freq;
> tables group/out=pct;
> weight number;
> run;
> proc format;
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> picture pctfmt (round) 0-high='000%';
> run;
> proc gchart ;
> title h=5 pct 'Percentage of Items by Categories';
> pie group/sumvar=percent noheading fill=s;
> format percent pctfmt.;
> pattern1 v=s c=stpk;
> pattern2 v=s c=depk;
> pattern3 v=s c=vpab;
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> run; quit;
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