Data Visualization

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Data Visualization
Dan Heath 0
They go where you put them

An issue that SAS/GRAPH users have wrestled with in the past has been how to put tick marks at irregular intervals on their axes. In PROC GPLOT, if you specify irregular intervals using the ORDER option on the AXIS statement, the procedure’s axis kicks into a “discrete” mode, where the

Data Visualization
Sanjay Matange 0
The more the merrier

Often it is useful to view multiple responses by a common independent variable all in the same plot.  SGPLOT procedure and GTL support the ability to view two responses, one each on the Y and Y2 axes by one independent variable (X) in one graph.  Yes, you can also have X

Data Visualization
Sanjay Matange 0
Custom confidence intervals

Recently a user posted a question on the SAS/GRAPH and ODS Graphics Forum about drawing a plot with custom confidence intervals .  The user has a simple data set with category, response (mean) and custom lower and upper confidence intervals.  The data looks like this: Robert Allison provided the code (proc gplot +

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