1. ODS Graphics By Example March 16, 2016 Rocio Lopez

2. DESTINATION AND GENERAL GRAPH OPTIONS

3. Set-up

4. STACKED, SIDE-BY-SIDE AND OVERLAID BAR PLOTS

5. Stacked Bar Plot (default bar plot)

6. Side-by-side (clustered) Bar Plot

7. Overlay Bar Plot 1 2 Simply call several vbar/hbar statements

8. Overlay Bar Plot – Offset Bars 1 1

9. SPAGHETTI PLOTS

10. Spaghetti Plot - Default

11. Spaghetti Plot

12. Spaghetti Plot – Color By Group

13. USING SPECIAL CHARACTERS

14. Use of Symbols

15. Inserting symbols Syntax to insert symbol (*ESC*){unicode ‘value’x} (*ESC*) is the default ODS escape character string Special character that identifies inline formatting symbol You cannot use a user-defined character (ods escapechar=‘character’) Value is the unicode (hex) value for the symbol Syntax to insert super/subscripts (*ESC*){sup ‘text’} (*ESC*){sub ‘text’}

16. Useful Unicode Values SymbolUnicode (hex) value ≠2260 ≤2264 ≥2265 α03B1 ±00B1 µ00B5

17. How To Find Unicode Values? Microsoft Word < Insert < Symbol Or look online

18. Using Symbols – Axis 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

19. Using Symbols – Legend

20. INSERTING TEXT INTO GRAPH

21. Text Inset

22. Text Inset – Multiple Rows 11 11

23. Adding additional text to legend – Discrete Attribute Map

24. Inserting text with SG Annotation 1 1 * 2 2

25. TWO-IN-ONE PLOTS

26. Adverse Event Plot … continued on next slide 1 2 2 1

27. Adverse Event Plot - continued 1 2 1 2 3 3

28. Forest Plot 1 2 2 1 3 3

29. CONFIDENCE BANDS

30. Confidence Bands

31. PANEL PLOT

32. Panel Plot – GTL

34. GTL Code If you want a panel of the same type of plot you can easily obtain the GTL code from SGPlot – Use SGPlot to create the plot with all the features you want – Export the GTL code – Modify and render your new graph

35. GTL – DYNAMIC & MACRO VARIABLES

36. Reusable Graph Templates – Dynamic & Macro Variables These give you the flexibility to change variable assignments or text insets without recompiling the template

37. Rendering Your Template

38. AXIS CUSTOMIZATIONS

39. X-Axis Customization When tick values do not fit in the axis, SAS will first attempt to split them into multiple rows. If this is not possible, then the values are rotated

40. X-Axis Customization – Fit Policy Other fitpolicy options are ROTATE, ROTATETHIN, SPLITALWAYS, SPLIT (only splits if labels do not fit), SPLITROTATE (default), STAGGERROTATE,STAGGE RTHIN

41. X-Axis Customization – Fit Policy

42. Y-Axis Value Alignment When tick values do not fit in the y- axis, SAS will attempt to split them. The other option is THIN By default values will be aligned to the right

43. Y-Axis Value Alignment – Left or Center

44. MARKER CUSTOMIZATION

45. Using Text As Markers

46. Using Images As Markers

47. Adding Hyperlinks To Your Markers Hyperlinks will only work in HTML Data tips are explanatory text that appear when you mouse-over portion of graph

48. ANIMATED PLOTS

49. Animated GIF

50. Loop through your plots with macro or BY statement Export the animated graph Export the individual graphs

51. MISCELANEOUS

52. Jittering

53. Connecting Box Plots

54. Bubble Plot – Size Markers According to Variable

55. Changing the Background Color 1 2 1 2

56. OTHER USEFUL EXAMPLES

57. Other Examples Graphically Speaking Blog – Scatter plots stacked with histograms Scatter plots stacked with histograms – Comparative histograms Comparative histograms – Butterfly plots Butterfly plots – Nested plots Nested plots – Margin plots Margin plots – Range attribute map Range attribute map

58. QUESTIONS?

59. Next Month ODS Graphics Designer and Editor

60. THANKS