10 Comments

1. 

   BJ Mattson on December 7, 2016 10:38 am

   I was wondering if there were a way to use multi-label formats with the graphs.
   For example, various birth terms:
   Proc Format;
   Value ACOGTerm (MultiLabel NotSorted) /* apply to OWGest - Obstetric weeks of gestation */
   Low-< 37 = ' Pre-term (< 37)'
   34-< 37 = 'Late preterm (34-36)'
   Low-< 34 = 'Early pre-term (< 34)' /* aka early preterm birth */
   Low-< 32 = 'Extremely pre-term (< 32)'
   37-41 = 'Term (37-41)'
   37-38 = 'Early term (37-38)'
   39-40 = 'Full term (39-40)'
   41 = 'Late term (41)'
   41-50 = 'Post-term (41-50)'
   Other = 'Unknown ';
   Run;
   And then be able to get line or bar graphs for each grouping.
   • 

     Sanjay Matange on December 8, 2016 11:16 am

     Yes. You can define a User Defined Format as you showed, apply it to the variable, and then make a graph using that variable. You will see the categorized labels on the axis.

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5. 

   Qui Phan on February 25, 2018 10:09 pm

   Hi Sanjay,
   I spotted a typo, 'Part 7' should be 'Part 9' in the Index list?
   "9. Getting Started with SGPLOT - Part 7 - Bubble Plot"
   Regards,
   Qui
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     Sanjay Matange on February 26, 2018 1:39 pm

     Thanks Qui. Now fixed.

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