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Date:   Fri, 19 Mar 2010 05:09:02 -0700
Reply-To:   Paige Miller <paige.miller@KODAK.COM>
Sender:   "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:   Paige Miller <paige.miller@KODAK.COM>
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Subject:   Re: proc gplot question
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On Mar 18, 4:35 pm, db <daronnebonn...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi I am tring to draw a graph with following dataset. but because they > are not in same scale, it just gives me 3 straight lines if I ovelay > them together. Is there a way to improve my gplot logic to see actual > movements on the lines ? Thanks > > data have; > input n var1 var2 var3; > datalines; > > 1 9.091894617 9.644068945 9.161465204 > 2 9.092007185 9.644911105 9.161885152 > 3 9.091218941 9.643939319 9.161570208 > 4 9.091782036 9.644328147 9.161885152 > 5 9.092232284 9.644392937 9.161990111 > 6 9.092232284 9.644587282 9.161990111 > 7 9.092569836 9.644781588 9.162199997 > 8 9.093019729 9.644716824 9.162304923 > 9 9.092569836 9.643939319 9.161780181 > 10 9.092007185 9.644068945 9.162095059 > 11 9.092344814 9.643809677 9.162095059 > 12 9.092344814 9.6438745 9.161780181 > 13 9.092569836 9.644198555 9.162095059 > 14 9.093019729 9.644457723 9.162095059 > 15 9.093357017 9.644587282 9.162409838 > 16 9.093357017 9.644068945 9.162095059 > 17 9.093357017 9.643939319 9.162095059 > 18 9.094143578 9.644263353 9.163039099 > 19 9.094255893 9.644522504 9.16293425 > 20 9.094368196 9.644587282 9.163039099 > 21 9.094480486 9.644522504 9.163039099 > 22 9.094143578 9.644392937 9.162829389 > 23 9.09346942 9.644652055 9.162724518 > 24 9.09369419 9.644587282 9.162724518 > 25 9.09403125 9.644846349 9.163248764 > 26 9.094480486 9.645105349 9.163353581 > 27 9.094592763 9.645299555 9.16356318 > 28 9.094705028 9.645364282 9.16356318 > 29 9.095041748 9.645687855 9.163772736 > ; > run; > > proc gplot data=have; > plot var1*n var2*n var3*n / overlay; > run;

For you to get a plot showing "movement" on the lines, you can either:

1) Not put them on the same vertical axis 2) Use separate vertical axes for two of them (PLOT2 statement) 3) Standardize the data first (PROC STANDARD)

-- Paige Miller paige\dot\miller \at\ kodak\dot\com


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