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Date:   Sun, 12 Dec 2004 09:04:44 -0800
Reply-To:   Tomislav Svoboda <tomislavtemp@HOTMAIL.COM>
Sender:   "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:   Tomislav Svoboda <tomislavtemp@HOTMAIL.COM>
Organization:   http://groups.google.com
Subject:   raxis or Y-axis format for GCHART
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Hi all,

I would like to fix the label on the Y axis of the code below so that the label 'Utilization Rate' isn't pushed against the numbers. Can someone help me with this formatting problem?

Also is there a way to make the bars in the first 3 groups (PD, PD,DP, NDP) one colour and the bars in the last 2 groups (H, LIH) another colour?

Thanks

Tomislav tomislav . svoboda 'at' utoronto . ca

/*The following produces the charts for the before and after tables*/

data test; length group $ 5; input group $ time rate; cards; PD -9 5 PD 18 3 PD,DP -9 4 PD,DP 18 1 NPD -9 3 NPD 18 3.2 H -9 .9 H 18 .875 LIH -9 1.1 LIH 18 1.21 run;

goptions reset = all; *goptions ftitle='times new roman/bold' ftext='times new roman' htitle=4 pct hby=4 pct; goptions ftitle='times new roman/bold'; /* Assign pattern characteristics */ *pattern v=s c=grey; /* Assign axis definitions */ axis1 label=none value=(a=0 h=1 f='times new roman' ); axis2 label=(a=90 f='times new roman' h=1.4 "Utilization Rate") value=(j=c h=1 f='times new roman'); axis3 label=none split="," value=(j=c a=0 h=1 f='times new roman' ) order = ('PD' 'PD,DP' 'NPD' 'H' 'LIH');

proc format; value midform -9='Before' 18='After';

proc gchart data=test; vbar time / sumvar = rate group = group space = 0.5 midpoints=-9 18 maxis=axis1 raxis=axis2 gaxis=axis3 gspace = 2 patternid = midpoint; *format time midform.; run;


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