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sas >> Proc gplot / legend question

by tggsun » Wed, 21 Mar 2007 08:53:19 GMT

Hi SASor,
Suppose I run the following code:
symbol1 .....;
symbol2 .....;
symbol3 .....;
symbol4 .....;
symbol5 .....;
proc gplot data=a;
plot var1*var2/ id;
run;
quit;
If the id contents 1,2,3,4 and 5; after I ran the code I will get the graph with legend for the 5 ids with difference symbols by order 1,2,3,4 and 5 sequentially.
What I want is to re-order the legend sequence by 4,2,3,1 and 5.
Is there a way to customize the legend sequence?
Thanks,
ss df



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sas >> Proc gplot / legend question

by David.Johnson » Wed, 21 Mar 2007 08:59:08 GMT


The LEGEND statement permits the following option you'll find in the
online docs.

<Quote>

ORDER=(value-list)
selects or orders the legend values that appear in the legend. The way
you specify value-list depends on the type of variable that generates
the legend:

</Quote>

Kind regards

David



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Hi SASor,
Suppose I run the following code:
symbol1 .....;
symbol2 .....;
symbol3 .....;
symbol4 .....;
symbol5 .....;
proc gplot data=a;
plot var1*var2/ id;
run;
quit;
If the id contents 1,2,3,4 and 5; after I ran the code I will get the
graph with legend for the 5 ids with difference symbols by order 1,2,3,4
and 5 sequentially.
What I want is to re-order the legend sequence by 4,2,3,1 and 5.
Is there a way to customize the legend sequence?
Thanks,
ss df



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sas >> Proc gplot / legend question

by gerhard.hellriegel » Wed, 21 Mar 2007 18:41:48 GMT

a sample:

data a;
x=1; y=9; id=1; output;
x=2; y=2; id=2; output;
x=3; y=9; id=3; output;
x=4; y=6; id=4; output;
x=5; y=3; id=5; output;
x=6; y=2; id=1; output;
x=7; y=3; id=2; output;
x=8; y=5; id=3; output;
x=9; y=7; id=4; output;
x=10; y=1; id=5; output;
x=11; y=3; id=1; output;
x=12; y=1; id=2; output;
x=13; y=5; id=3; output;
x=14; y=4; id=4; output;
x=15; y=2; id=5; output;
x=16; y=7; id=1; output;
x=17; y=9; id=2; output;
x=18; y=1; id=3; output;
x=19; y=2; id=4; output;
x=20; y=8; id=5; output;
run;



symbol1 i=join c=red v=dot w=3 h=3;
symbol2 i=join c=blue v=dot w=3 h=3;
symbol3 i=join c=green v=dot w=3 h=3;
symbol4 i=join c=yellow v=dot w=3 h=3;
symbol5 i=join c=black v=dot w=3 h=3;


legend1 order=(4,2,3,1,5);


proc gplot ;
plot y*x=id / legend=legend1;
run;
quit;








graph with legend for the 5 ids with difference symbols by order 1,2,3,4
and 5 sequentially.
Games.

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Proc gplot / legend question

by tggsun » Thu, 22 Mar 2007 02:29:12 GMT

Gerhard's code is helpful. If id is character, how should I modify the code?
Thans,
ss df


a sample:

data a;
x=1; y=9; id=1; output;
x=2; y=2; id=2; output;
x=3; y=9; id=3; output;
x=4; y=6; id=4; output;
x=5; y=3; id=5; output;
x=6; y=2; id=1; output;
x=7; y=3; id=2; output;
x=8; y=5; id=3; output;
x=9; y=7; id=4; output;
x=10; y=1; id=5; output;
x=11; y=3; id=1; output;
x=12; y=1; id=2; output;
x=13; y=5; id=3; output;
x=14; y=4; id=4; output;
x=15; y=2; id=5; output;
x=16; y=7; id=1; output;
x=17; y=9; id=2; output;
x=18; y=1; id=3; output;
x=19; y=2; id=4; output;
x=20; y=8; id=5; output;
run;



symbol1 i=join c=red v=dot w=3 h=3;
symbol2 i=join c=blue v=dot w=3 h=3;
symbol3 i=join c=green v=dot w=3 h=3;
symbol4 i=join c=yellow v=dot w=3 h=3;
symbol5 i=join c=black v=dot w=3 h=3;


legend1 order=(4,2,3,1,5);


proc gplot ;
plot y*x=id / legend=legend1;
run;
quit;








graph with legend for the 5 ids with difference symbols by order 1,2,3,4
and 5 sequentially.
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Proc gplot / legend question

by ya.huang » Thu, 22 Mar 2007 04:57:23 GMT

Do the same thing, except that no comma in between each quoted character
id value:

legend1 order=('4' '2' '3' '1' '5');




code?



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