25544 - Using multiple classification variables with PROC GRADAR

Sample 25544: Using multiple classification variables with PROC GRADAR

This sample demonstrates the following options on the CHART statement with PROC GRADAR:

ACROSS=, DOWN=, CFRAMENLEG=, CFRAMETOP=, CFRAMESIDE=, STARTYPE=, INTERTILE=, NCOLS=, NROWS=.

The graphics output in the Results tab was produced using SAS® 9.2. Submitting the sample code with releases of SAS prior to SAS 9.2 might produce different results.

 /* Set the graphics environment */
goptions reset=all cback=white border htitle=12pt htext=10pt;  

/* Create a sample data set */
data failure;
   label  cause   = 'Cause of Failure' ;
   input  process $ 1-9 day $ 13-19 cause $ 23-36 count 40-41;
   datalines;
Process A   March 1   Contamination    15
Process A   March 1   Corrosion         2
Process A   March 1   Doping            1
Process A   March 1   Metallization     2
Process A   March 1   Miscellaneous     3
Process A   March 1   Oxide Defect      8
Process A   March 1   Silicon Defect    1
Process A   March 2   Contamination    16
Process A   March 2   Corrosion         3
Process A   March 2   Doping            1
Process A   March 2   Metallization     3
Process A   March 2   Miscellaneous     1
Process A   March 2   Oxide Defect      9
Process A   March 2   Silicon Defect    2
Process A   March 3   Contamination    20
Process A   March 3   Corrosion         1
Process A   March 3   Doping            1
Process A   March 3   Metallization     0
Process A   March 3   Miscellaneous     3
Process A   March 3   Oxide Defect      7
Process A   March 3   Silicon Defect    2
Process A   March 4   Contamination    12
Process A   March 4   Corrosion         1
Process A   March 4   Doping            1
Process A   March 4   Metallization     0
Process A   March 4   Miscellaneous     0
Process A   March 4   Oxide Defect     10
Process A   March 4   Silicon Defect    1
Process A   March 5   Contamination    23
Process A   March 5   Corrosion         1
Process A   March 5   Doping            1
Process A   March 5   Metallization     0
Process A   March 5   Miscellaneous     1
Process A   March 5   Oxide Defect      8
Process A   March 5   Silicon Defect    2
Process B   March 1   Contamination     8
Process B   March 1   Corrosion         2
Process B   March 1   Doping            1
Process B   March 1   Metallization     4
Process B   March 1   Miscellaneous     2
Process B   March 1   Oxide Defect     10
Process B   March 1   Silicon Defect    3
Process B   March 2   Contamination     9
Process B   March 2   Corrosion         0
Process B   March 2   Doping            1
Process B   March 2   Metallization     2
Process B   March 2   Miscellaneous     4
Process B   March 2   Oxide Defect      9
Process B   March 2   Silicon Defect    2
Process B   March 3   Contamination     4
Process B   March 3   Corrosion         1
Process B   March 3   Doping            1
Process B   March 3   Metallization     0
Process B   March 3   Miscellaneous     0
Process B   March 3   Oxide Defect     10
Process B   March 3   Silicon Defect    1
Process B   March 4   Contamination     2
Process B   March 4   Corrosion         2
Process B   March 4   Doping            1
Process B   March 4   Metallization     0
Process B   March 4   Miscellaneous     3
Process B   March 4   Oxide Defect      7
Process B   March 4   Silicon Defect    1
Process B   March 5   Contamination     1
Process B   March 5   Corrosion         3
Process B   March 5   Doping            1
Process B   March 5   Metallization     0
Process B   March 5   Miscellaneous     1
Process B   March 5   Oxide Defect      8
Process B   March 5   Silicon Defect    2
;
run;

 /*Use the ACROSS= and DOWN= options on the CHART statement */
proc gradar data=failure;
   chart cause / across=day
                 down=process
                 freq=count
                 cframe=CXB3B2BF
                 cframetop=CX83838C
                 cframeside=cx83838c
                 startype=spoke
                 intertile=1
                 ncols=5
                 nrows=2
                 starlegend=clock
                 spklabel=none
                 ;
run;
quit;

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Type:	Sample
Topic:	SAS Reference ==> Procedures ==> GRADAR Query and Reporting ==> Creating Reports ==> Graphical ==> Graph Types ==> Charts ==> Radar

Date Modified:	2005-08-27 03:03:21
Date Created:	2005-05-23 14:14:32

Product Family	Product	Host	SAS Release
			Starting	Ending
SAS System	SAS/GRAPH	All	9.1 TS1M0	n/a

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