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Here's an example program that you may find helpful for gaining an
understanding of how to generate plots using PROC GLOT. This is a medium
complexity example. You can generate a simple default plot with just this
amount of code;
Proc gplot date=mydata.sas_data_set;
plot x*y;
run;
Where x an y are variables on mydata.sas_data_set.
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Medium complexity Example
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%let begdate=%str('01sep99'd);
%let enddate=%str('30sep99'd);
data trafsum2;
set sub3.monthly;
pgsviewd=pageview/100000;
visitors=visitors/10000;
run;
FILENAME trafsumm FTP '/sasweb/images/MTD_Traffic_Summary.gif'
host='10.102.8.248'
user='sascont1'
pass='sas4auto99'
recfm=s
;
goptions reset=all
gaccess=gsasfile gsfmode=replace prompt dev=gif733
gsfname=trafsumm
vpos=0 hpos=0 htext=1 ftext=swissb rotate=landscape border
hby=1 fby=swissb cby=black ctext=black;;
*goptions reset=all dev=win;
*goptions reset=all rotate=landscape border dev=win targetdevice=gif733;
title1 c=black f=swissb h=2 j=c ' ';
title2 c=black f=swissb h=2 j=c 'TRAFFIC SUMMARY';
%annomac;
data weekends;
%system(2,1);
%dclanno;
text='WKND';
do day=&begdate to &enddate by 1;
weekday=weekday(day);
if weekday=7 then do;
when='B';
%system(2,1);
%bar(day,0,day+1,100,pay,0,s);
text='WKND';
%label(day+.5,100,text,black,0,0,1,swissb,b);
end;
if weekday=1 then wkday='S';
else if weekday=2 then wkday='M';
else if weekday=3 then wkday='T';
else if weekday=4 then wkday='W';
else if weekday=5 then wkday='T';
else if weekday=6 then wkday='F';
else if weekday=7 then wkday='S';
%system(2,1);
%label(day,97,wkday,black,0,0,1,swissb,b);
end;
run;
symbol1 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.5 width=2 color=blue;
symbol2 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.5 width=2 color=red;
symbol3 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=red;
symbol4 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=pink;
symbol5 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=cyan;
symbol6 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=white;
symbol7 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=red;
symbol8 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=red;
symbol9 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=blue;
symbol10 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=pink;
symbol11 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=cyan;
symbol12 interpol=join line=1 value=dot h=.1 width=1 color=white;
axis1 order=(0 to 10 by .5)
minor=(number=5)
label=(rotate=0 angle=0 j=r h=1.25 f=swissb c=blue 'Daily'
j=r 'Pages'
j=r 'Viewed'
j=r "(100k's)")
value=(color=blue f=swissb)
length=70pct
offset=(0,2)
width=3;
axis2 order=('01sep99'd to '30sep99'd by day)
minor=none /*(number=0) */
label=(color=black f=swissb h=1.25 'September 1999')
value=(color=black f=swissb h=.8)
length=80pct
offset=(0,0)
width=3;
axis3 order=(0 to 14 by 1)
minor=(number=3)
label=(rotate=0 angle=0 j=l h=1.25 f=swissb c=red 'Daily '
j=l 'Visitors'
j=l "(10K's)")
value=(color=red f=swissb)
length=70pct
offset=(0,2)
width=3;
proc gplot data=trafsum2 anno=weekends;
format date day2. pgsviewd mtdpages cvisitor 3.2;
plot pgsviewd*date
/
vaxis=axis1
haxis=axis2
/*cframe=yellow*/;
plot2 visitors*date /
vaxis=axis3
haxis=axis2;
run;
quit;
To control titles, plot axes, legends, etc., you use TITLE, AXIS, PATTERN,
SYMBOL and LEGEND statements;
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 9:23 AM, tal <talila.ar@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'd like to do like a bar plot, but thinner (sorry for the stupid
> question).
>
> My problem is that i don't know the term in english to look for this
> types of plots in google.
>
> I'd like to draw something like what I draw below, only with vertical
> lines in-between the stars ( the stars are not necessary- it's just
> for explaining visually what I need)
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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