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Sample 26123: Create a sample marketing analysis dashboard using a stored process
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This sample uses the GCHART and GPLOT procedures in conjunction with the Annotate facility in the SAS/GRAPH software to create a variety of indicators, and then uses the GREPLAY procedure to arrange the indicators into a dashboard. This version is intended to run as a SAS stored process.
Note: This dashboard is described on p. 201 of Information Dashboard Design (Few, Stephen. 2006. Sebastopol, CA. O'Reilly Media, Inc.).
For additional information about creating dashboard applications with SAS/GRAPH software, see SAS/GRAPH Dashboard Samples.
This sample creates a full-blown dashboard for marketing analysis. It creates the following custom charts:
- PLOT1: MTD Compared to Target
- PLOT2: Percent of Total Visitors Today
- PLOT3: Visitors - Last 12 months
- PLOT4: Visitors - This month
- PLOT5: Visitors - Today
- PLOT6: Products - Sparklines
- PLOT7: Products - Revenue & Viewed
- PLOT8: Top 10 - purchased together, but not displayed together
- PLOT9: Referral Sites - sparklines
- PLOT10: Referral Sites - table
- PLOT11: Top 10 - displayed together, but rarely purchased together
It then uses the GREPLAY procedure with a custom layout template to place the charts onto a telesales dashboard. Here is the layout of the custom template:
About the Data Sets
This sample creates the following SAS data sets for the plots that are used on the dashboard:
- DATA1: data for MTD Compared to Target
- DATA2: data for Percent of Total Visitors Today
- DATA3: data for Visitors - Last 12 months
- DATA4: data for Visitors - This month
- DATA5: data for Visitors - Today
- DATA6: data for Products - Sparklines
- DATA7: data for Products - Revenue & Viewed
- DATA8: data for Top 10 - purchased together, but not displayed together
- DATA9: data for Referral Sites - sparklines
- DATA10: data for Referral Sites - table
- DATA11: data for Top 10 - displayed together, but rarely purchased together
DATA12 and DATA13 provide data for an overlay that contains titles for PLOT6, PLOT7, PLOT9, and PLOT10.
You can see the definition for these data sets near the top of the SAS program for this sample. The numbering for the plots and SAS data sets corresponds to the location of the charts in the dashboard layout.
Here are the variables that you must use in each of the data sets:
| Data Set Name | Variable Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DATA1 | BARNAME | specifies the bar name. Can be 'Visitors' or 'Orders'. |
| VALUE | specifies the MTD value (bar length). | |
| TARGET | specifies the target for the MTD. | |
| DATA2 | BARNAME | specifies the bar name. Can be 'Registered' or 'Repeat'. |
| VALUE | specifies the percent of the total visitors for today (bar length). | |
| TARGET | specifies the target value between the low and mid range. | |
| TARGET2 | specifies the target value between the mid and high range. | |
| DATA3 | YEAR | specifies the year as YYYY. For example, 2008. |
| MONTH | specifies the month. | |
| VISITOR_DEVIATION | specifies the percent centered around zero. | |
| DATA4 | DAYS | specifies the number of days so far for this month. |
| VISITOR_DEVIATION | specifies the percent centered around zero. | |
| DATA5 | HOURS | specifies the hours so far for today. |
| VISITOR_DEVIATION | specifies the percent centered around zero. | |
| DATA6 | PRODUCT | specifies the product name. The name must match the product names in DATA7. |
| TIMESTAMP | specifies a numeric time stamp on the X axis of the sparkline. | |
| PERCENT_OF_TARGET | specifies the percent of the sales target. | |
| DATA7 | PRODUCT | specifies the product name. The name must match the product names in DATA6. |
| REVENUE | specifies the percent of the revenue. | |
| VIEWED | specifies the percent of the viewed products. | |
| DATA8 | PRODUCT1 | specifies the name of a product. |
| PRODUCT2 | specifies the name of a product. | |
| VALUE | specifies the percent of sales. | |
| DATA9 | PRODUCT | specifies the name of the referring Web site. The names must match the names in DATA10. |
| TIMESTAMP | specifies a numeric time stamp on the X axis of the sparkline. | |
| PERCENT_OF_TARGET | specifies the percent of the target. | |
| DATA10 | PRODUCT | specifies the name of the referring Web site. The names must match the names in DATA9. |
| REFERRAL_COUNT | specifies the referral count. | |
| REFERRAL_PCT | specifies the percent of referrals. | |
| SINCE_YEAR_AGO | specifies the percent of referrals since a year ago. | |
| AVERAGE_REVENUE | specifies the average revenue. | |
| DATA11 | PRODUCT1 | specifies the name of a product. |
| PRODUCT2 | specifies the name of a product. | |
| VALUE | specifies the percent of sales. |
You can change the data in the SAS program and rerun it to see how the changes affect the dashboard. You can also replace the hard-coded data with a query that pulls similar data from your live databases to plot on the dashboard. However, the data from your databases must be similar and you must use the same variable names.
How the Plots are Created
Here are some notes on how this sample generates the plots for the dashboard:
- PLOT1
-
To generate PLOT1, the GCHART procedure is used to draw a horizontal bar, and gray shaded areas are added behind the bars to show whether the bars are in an acceptable range compared to the target value. The Annotate BAR function is used to create the gray areas. The Annotate
WHEN='b'option is used to draw the gray areas before the real bars are drawn. The GCHART HBARREF=1.00option is used to draw a reference line at 100% along the axis.The GCHART HBAR HTML= option is used to add chart tips and drill-down links. Here is the variable that stores the chart tip and drill-down information:
html= 'title='||quote( trim(left(barname))||': '||trim(left(put(value,percentn6.0))) ) ||' '|| 'href="#plot1_drill"';Note that the
#plot1_drillis actually an HTML anchor that is created on the same output page as the dashboard. - PLOT2
To create PLOT2, the process that was used to create PLOT1 is followed, except that three annotated shades of gray are placed behind the bars. The Annotate BAR function is used to create the three gray areas.
- PLOT3
To create PLOT3, the GPLOT procedure is used to draw a basic line plot. The Annotate BAR function is then used to draw a gray shaded area below the 0% line. The bottom-left corner of the gray area starts at the bottom-left corner of the area inside of the axes. The top-right corner of the gray area is at the right-edge of the axis at the zero line.
For the horizontal axis, to replicate Stephen Few's tightly packed and staggered year and month abbreviations, some customizations are required. The order of the horizontal axis is controlled by a string, which is the month and year combined, such as 2004_07. To get the desired tick marks on the axis, the default strings are suppressed, and the Annotate facility is used to create the staggered year and month abbreviations using the user-defined two-character month values and the year below the lowest month value of each year.
Both the plot markers and the annotated two-character month annotations have chart tips and HTML drill-down links to the detailed report.
- PLOT4 and PLOT5
-
To create PLOT4 and PLOT5, the process that was used to create PLOT3 is used, except that the process for creating the horizontal axis is simpler.
- PLOT6
-
To create the sparklines in PLOT6, the GPLOT procedure is used to overlay three lines on the sample plot. An offset is added successively to the Y axis of each line to make each line appear on top of the other. For each sparkline, a reference line is added on the vertical axis at the 100% target to show how the actual value compares to the target over time. AXIS statements are used to suppress the normal GPLOT axis.
Since the sparklines do not have markers, HTML chart tips and drill-down links cannot be added to the sparklines. To add chart tip and drill-down functionality, an invisible annotated bar is added around the entire graph area. The viewer can click on the bar to drill down to the detailed data.
It is imperative that the exact same Y variable values (products) be used to draw the sparklines as those that were used to draw the bar chart (PLOT7). Also, the sparklines must be in the same order as the bars in PLOT7.
- PLOT7
To create PLOT7, the GCHART procedure is used to create a simple horizontal bar chart (HBAR). The GCHART HTML= option is used to identify the variable that contains the HTML chart tip and drill-down information for the individual bars. The Annotate MOVE and DRAW functions are then used to draw a heavy black annotated mark on the bar chart to show the percent viewed.
The legend above the bar chart is a custom legend that is created in PLOT12 and overlaid on this chart using GREPLAY when the dashboard is created.
- PLOT8
-
To create PLOT8, annotated text labels are used to create the table in a GRSEG that can be replayed with the GREPLAY procedure. To add chart tip and drill-down functionality, for simplicity, instead of using the Annotate HTML= option with each text label, an invisible Annotate box is created around the entire table to create a single chart tip and drill-down link.
- PLOT9
To create PLOT9, the same process that was used to create PLOT6 is used. In this case, the product is actually the name of the referring Web site. The product variable was retained to allow the code to be reused as-is, even though the value that is stored in the variable is not a product name.
- PLOT10
-
To create PLOT10, the GCHART procedure is used to create a horizontal bar chart (HBAR), but to make the bars invisible, the color of the bars is set to the background color as follows:
pattern1 v=s c=&backcolor;Columns of text are then annotated in the space where the bars are normally seen. A drill-down link to the Web site is then added to the midpoint of each bar. Since the GCHART procedure does not support adding chart tip and drill-down links to the bar midpoints, an invisible Annotate bar is created on each of the bars. The drill-down link to the Web site is then added to the invisible bars. The Web sites used in this sample are the sample Web sites that are used in Stephen Few's book. You can replace these links with links to your own Web sites.
To add chart tip and drill-down functionality to the chart, an invisible Annotate bar is drawn around the entire chart. The viewer can click on the bar to drill down to the detailed report.
- PLOT11
To create PLOT11, the same process that was used to create PLOT8 is used.
- PLOT12
-
PLOT12 is an overlay that provides the titles for PLOT6 and PLOT7. To create PLOT12, the Annotate facility is used to write the large title, the column headers for the sections of the sparklines and the bar chart, and the custom legend. The Annotate MOVE and DRAW functions are then used to draw the line just below the titles and text.
- PLOT13
-
PLOT13 is an overlay that provides titles for PLOT9 and PLOT10. Annotate is used to write the large title and the column headers for the sections of the sparklines and the tabular columns of data.
How the Dashboard is Created
When the plots are generated, the output is stored in GRSEGs. The GREPLAY procedure is then used to assemble the plots onto a single page using a custom GREPLAY template. The custom GREPLAY template is defined by specifying four X and Y coordinates for the rectangular area that will hold each graph. The units of the X and Y coordinates are the percentage of the screen in the X and Y directions, with 0,0 being at the bottom-left corner. Each rectangular area is assigned an ID number. Here are the coordinates that place the Products sparkline in the middle-left part of the dashboard in area 6:
6/llx = 0 lly =30
ulx = 0 uly =60
urx = 15 ury =60
lrx = 15 lry =30
where LLX is the lower-left X coordinate, LLY is the lower-left Y coordinate, and so on.
Since the GREPLAY procedure allows you to overlap the rectangular areas, area 0 is defined as covering the entire dashboard. The GSLIDE procedure and the Annotate facility are used to place the title text at the top-center part of the dashboard. Here are the coordinates:
0/llx = 0 lly = 0
ulx = 0 uly =100
urx =100 ury =100
lrx =100 lry = 0
Area 12 holds a title that overlaps areas 6 and 7. Here are the coordinates:
12/llx = 0 lly =30
ulx = 0 uly =60
urx = 55 ury =60
lrx = 55 lry =30
Here is the GREPLAY procedure TREPLAY action statement (template replay) that draws the appropriate charts into the desired areas of the custom GREPLAY template:
treplay
0:titles
1:plot1 2:plot2
3:plot3 4:plot4 5:plot5
6:plot6 7:plot7 8:plot8
12:plot12
9:plot9 10:plot10 11:plot11
13:plot13
Note: For convenience and code readability, spacing is used in the TREPLAY action statement to make the layout correspond to the actual location of the charts in relation to one another.
Notice that the PLOT7 GRSEG is played into area 7.
For each chart on the dashboard, this sample adds a drill-down link to a detailed table of the data for the chart. To keep this sample self-contained, the drill-down tables are placed on the same output page just below the dashboard, and each table is identified using an HTML anchor as follows:
ods html anchor="&anchor_name";
However, in your case, these drill-down links would likely be to separate detail tables or charts on a separate page.
In this sample, the anchor names are created when the bar charts are created as follows:
htmlvar=
'title='||
quote(
'Quarter: '|| trim(left(quarter)) ||'0D'x||
'Target: '|| trim(left(put(target,&value_format))) ||'0D'x||
'Actual: '|| trim(left(put(actual,&value_format))) ||'0D'x||
'Actual as Percent of Target: '|| trim(left(put(percent_of_target,percent6.0)))
) || ' '||
'href="#'||trim(left("&grseg_name"))||'"';
To keep the naming simple and consistent, the GRSEG names are used as the anchor names. While you are viewing the dashboard, if you move your mouse pointer over each bar, the data value for the bar is displayed in the HTML chart tip. If you click a bar, your browser scrolls down to the HTML anchor to show you the table of the data for the bar.
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Note: This version is intended to be executed as a SAS stored process. For versions that can be executed in other ways, see
/* This example uses SAS/GRAPH software to generate a version of the marketing
analysis dashboard described on p. 201 of "Information Dashboard Design"
(Few, Stephen. 2006. Sebastopol, CA. O'Reilly Media, Inc.). */
/* Specify the name for the output file. */
%let name=mktdbSTP;
/* Set the background color for the dashboard. */
%let backcolor=cxFFFFEb;
/* Set the colors for the background ranges in the bullet graphs. */
%let bullet1=gray99;
%let bullet2=graycc;
%let bullet3=grayef;
/* Set the color for bars and legend in plot7 and plot12. */
%let revenue_color=graybb;
/* Set the color for major titles and lines to split the dashboard into sections. */
%let majorcolor=cx50A6C2;
/* Set the color for dark text and graphics and light text and graphics. */
%let black=black;
%let lighttext=gray88;
/* Define fonts for indicator and dashboard text. */
%let ftext='swiss';
/* Define the location of the HTML page that supplies drill-down details
for the indicator. If you don't have Internet access, you must put
the target HTML file where your browser can access it, then change the
following URL to point to your location. */
%let hardcoded_drilldown=http://support.sas.com/rnd/datavisualization/dashboards/generic_drilldown.htm;
/***************************************************************************/
/* Create sample data sources for the dashboard indicators. */
/* Data for plot1 (MTD Compared to Target) */
data data1;
format value percentn6.0;
input barname $ 1-10 value target;
datalines;
Visitors 0.90 0.75
Orders 1.60 0.60
;
run;
/* Data for plot2 (Percent of Total Visitors Today) */
data data2;
format value percentn6.0;
input barname $ 1-10 value target target2;
datalines;
Registered 0.55 0.30 0.50
Repeat 0.90 0.60 0.80
;
run;
/* Data for plot3 (Visitors - Last 12 months) */
data data3;
format visitor_deviation percentn6.0;
input year month visitor_deviation;
datalines;
2004 4 .30
2004 5 .27
2004 6 .34
2004 7 .36
2004 8 .32
2004 9 .08
2004 10 0
2004 11 .09
2004 12 .02
2005 1 .05
2005 2 .02
2005 3 -.04
;
run;
/* Data for plot4 (Visitors - This month) */
data data4;
format visitor_deviation percentn6.0;
input days visitor_deviation;
datalines;
1 .08
2 -.02
3 -.02
4 .10
5 .02
6 .03
7 .06
8 -.20
9 -.27
10 -.30
11 .06
12 .02
;
run;
/* Data for plot5 (Visitors - Today) */
data data5;
format visitor_deviation percentn6.0;
input hours visitor_deviation;
datalines;
1 .08
2 -.01
3 .04
4 -.04
5 .15
6 .03
7 .10
8 .04
9 -.05
10 -.08
11 -.05
12 -.02
13 -.09
14 .02
;
run;
/* Data for plot6 (Products - Sparklines) */
/* This sample uses full product names for simplicity. In a production
environment, these would probably be stored by a product code number
rather than having the full text of the product name with each line
of data. */
data data6;
input product $ 1-40 timestamp percent_of_target;
datalines;
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 1 .60
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 2 .60
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 3 .50
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 4 .50
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 5 .50
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 6 .50
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 7 .50
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 8 .50
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 9 .40
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 10 .40
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 11 .40
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 12 .50
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 13 .50
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 14 .55
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 15 .55
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 16 .55
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 17 .55
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 18 .90
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 19 .65
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 20 .65
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 21 .70
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 22 .70
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 23 .80
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 24 1.00
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 25 1.03
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 26 1.10
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 27 1.25
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 28 1.30
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 29 1.40
Skirt - Business Casual - Black 30 1.50
Shirt - Oxford - White 1 1.10
Shirt - Oxford - White 2 1.10
Shirt - Oxford - White 3 1.10
Shirt - Oxford - White 4 1.10
Shirt - Oxford - White 5 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - White 6 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - White 7 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - White 8 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - White 9 .90
Shirt - Oxford - White 10 .90
Shirt - Oxford - White 11 .90
Shirt - Oxford - White 12 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 13 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 14 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 15 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 16 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 17 .70
Shirt - Oxford - White 18 .70
Shirt - Oxford - White 19 .70
Shirt - Oxford - White 20 .70
Shirt - Oxford - White 21 .70
Shirt - Oxford - White 22 .70
Shirt - Oxford - White 23 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 24 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 25 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 26 .80
Shirt - Oxford - White 27 .85
Shirt - Oxford - White 28 .85
Shirt - Oxford - White 29 .90
Shirt - Oxford - White 30 .90
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 1 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 2 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 3 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 4 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 5 1.00
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 6 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 7 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 8 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 9 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 10 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 11 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 12 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 13 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 14 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 15 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 16 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 17 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 18 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 19 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 20 .70
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 21 .70
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 22 .70
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 23 1.30
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 24 1.30
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 25 1.20
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 26 1.10
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 27 1.10
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 28 .95
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 29 .80
Shirt - Oxford - Blue 30 .70
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 1 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 2 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 3 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 4 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 5 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 6 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 7 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 8 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 9 1.00
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 10 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 11 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 12 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 13 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 14 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 15 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 16 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 17 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 18 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 19 1.10
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 20 1.20
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 21 1.20
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 22 1.20
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 23 1.20
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 24 1.20
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 25 1.30
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 26 1.30
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 27 1.30
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 28 1.30
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 29 1.30
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige 30 1.30
Blouse - Business Dress - White 1 0.90
Blouse - Business Dress - White 2 0.90
Blouse - Business Dress - White 3 0.90
Blouse - Business Dress - White 4 0.80
Blouse - Business Dress - White 5 0.80
Blouse - Business Dress - White 6 0.90
Blouse - Business Dress - White 7 0.90
Blouse - Business Dress - White 8 0.90
Blouse - Business Dress - White 9 0.95
Blouse - Business Dress - White 10 1.00
Blouse - Business Dress - White 11 1.00
Blouse - Business Dress - White 12 1.05
Blouse - Business Dress - White 13 1.05
Blouse - Business Dress - White 14 1.10
Blouse - Business Dress - White 15 1.20
Blouse - Business Dress - White 16 1.30
Blouse - Business Dress - White 17 1.40
Blouse - Business Dress - White 18 1.50
Blouse - Business Dress - White 19 1.60
Blouse - Business Dress - White 20 1.40
Blouse - Business Dress - White 21 1.20
Blouse - Business Dress - White 22 1.00
Blouse - Business Dress - White 23 0.95
Blouse - Business Dress - White 24 0.90
Blouse - Business Dress - White 25 0.85
Blouse - Business Dress - White 26 0.80
Blouse - Business Dress - White 27 0.80
Blouse - Business Dress - White 28 0.75
Blouse - Business Dress - White 29 0.75
Blouse - Business Dress - White 30 0.75
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 1 0.40
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 2 0.50
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 3 0.50
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 4 0.60
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 5 0.70
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 6 0.80
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 7 0.90
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 8 0.90
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 9 0.95
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 10 1.00
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 11 1.00
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 12 1.05
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 13 1.05
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 14 1.10
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 15 1.20
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 16 1.30
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 17 1.40
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 18 1.40
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 19 1.30
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 20 1.30
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 21 1.20
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 22 1.20
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 23 1.25
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 24 1.30
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 25 1.30
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 26 1.35
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 27 1.35
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 28 1.40
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 29 1.40
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White 30 1.45
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 1 1.10
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 2 1.08
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 3 1.05
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 4 1.02
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 5 1.01
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 6 1.00
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 7 0.95
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 8 0.95
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 9 0.90
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 10 0.80
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 11 0.60
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 12 0.65
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 13 0.55
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 14 0.50
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 15 0.40
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 16 0.40
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 17 0.30
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 18 0.30
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 19 0.20
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 20 0.20
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 21 0.30
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 22 0.30
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 23 0.45
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 24 0.40
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 25 0.50
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 26 0.55
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 27 0.65
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 28 0.70
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 29 0.80
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black 30 0.90
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 1 0.60
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 2 0.58
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 3 0.65
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 4 0.52
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 5 0.61
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 6 0.60
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 7 0.65
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 8 0.65
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 9 0.60
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 10 0.60
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 11 0.70
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 12 0.75
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 13 0.85
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 14 0.80
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 15 0.90
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 16 1.00
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 17 1.20
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 18 1.20
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 19 1.10
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 20 1.10
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 21 1.05
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 22 1.05
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 23 1.00
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 24 1.00
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 25 0.90
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 26 0.85
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 27 0.75
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 28 0.70
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 29 0.60
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige 30 0.60
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 1 .30
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 2 .30
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 3 .30
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 4 .35
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 5 .40
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 6 .40
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 7 .40
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 8 .40
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 9 .40
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 10 .40
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 11 .45
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 12 .50
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 13 .50
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 14 .55
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 15 .55
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 16 .50
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 17 .50
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 18 .60
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 19 .60
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 20 .65
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 21 .70
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 22 .70
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 23 .85
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 24 1.00
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 25 1.05
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 26 1.10
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 27 1.20
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 28 1.30
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 29 1.30
Skirt - Pleated - Beige 30 1.40
Dress - Summer Casual - White 1 .30
Dress - Summer Casual - White 2 .30
Dress - Summer Casual - White 3 .30
Dress - Summer Casual - White 4 .35
Dress - Summer Casual - White 5 .40
Dress - Summer Casual - White 6 .40
Dress - Summer Casual - White 7 .40
Dress - Summer Casual - White 8 .40
Dress - Summer Casual - White 9 .40
Dress - Summer Casual - White 10 .45
Dress - Summer Casual - White 11 .50
Dress - Summer Casual - White 12 .50
Dress - Summer Casual - White 13 .50
Dress - Summer Casual - White 14 .55
Dress - Summer Casual - White 15 .55
Dress - Summer Casual - White 16 .55
Dress - Summer Casual - White 17 .55
Dress - Summer Casual - White 18 .60
Dress - Summer Casual - White 19 .65
Dress - Summer Casual - White 20 .65
Dress - Summer Casual - White 21 .70
Dress - Summer Casual - White 22 .80
Dress - Summer Casual - White 23 .90
Dress - Summer Casual - White 24 1.00
Dress - Summer Casual - White 25 1.03
Dress - Summer Casual - White 26 1.10
Dress - Summer Casual - White 27 1.25
Dress - Summer Casual - White 28 1.30
Dress - Summer Casual - White 29 1.35
Dress - Summer Casual - White 30 1.40
;
run;
/* Data for plot7 (Products - Revenue and Viewed) */
data data7;
format revenue viewed percent5.0;
input product $ 1-40 revenue viewed;
datalines;
Skirt - Business Casual - Black .113 .090
Shirt - Oxford - White .100 .020
Shirt - Oxford - Blue .091 .060
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige .090 .080
Blouse - Business Dress - White .078 .055
Shirt - Fitted Dress - White .075 .018
Men's Pants - Dress Cuffs -Black .072 .050
Women's Pants - Chino - Beige .070 .075
Skirt - Pleated - Beige .060 .140
Dress - Summer Casual - White .055 .020
;
run;
/* Data for plot8 (Top 10 - purchased together, but not displayed together) */
data data8;
input product1 $ 1-40 product2 $ 41-80 value;
datalines;
Shirt - Oxford - White Men's Pants - Chino - Tan .27
Skirt - Pleated - Beige Blouse - Business Dress - White .24
Skirt - Business Casual - Black Blouse - Business Dress - White .22
Men's Pants - Dress - Black Shirt - Fitted Dress - White .17
Men's Pants - Chino - Beige Shirt - Oxford - Blue .14
Men's Pants - Dress w/ Cuffs - Blue Shirt - Fitted Dress - White .13
Women's Pants - Dress - Black Blouse - Business Casual - White .12
Dress - Summer Casual - White Shoes - Sandals - White .11
Women's Pants - Chino - White Blouse - Business Casual - Blue .10
Men's Pants - Outdoors - Brown Shirt - Outdoors - Beige .10
run;
/* Data for plot9 (Referral Sites - sparklines) */
data data9;
input product $ 1-40 timestamp percent_of_target;
datalines;
www.clothingconnection.com 1 .60
www.clothingconnection.com 2 .80
www.clothingconnection.com 3 1.10
www.clothingconnection.com 4 1.10
www.clothingconnection.com 5 1.00
www.clothingconnection.com 6 .90
www.clothingconnection.com 7 1.00
www.clothingconnection.com 8 1.40
www.clothingconnection.com 9 1.35
www.clothingconnection.com 10 1.45
www.clothingconnection.com 11 1.60
www.clothingconnection.com 12 1.70
www.getithere.com 1 1.70
www.getithere.com 2 1.65
www.getithere.com 3 1.40
www.getithere.com 4 1.30
www.getithere.com 5 1.20
www.getithere.com 6 1.00
www.getithere.com 7 1.00
www.getithere.com 8 1.00
www.getithere.com 9 .70
www.getithere.com 10 .70
www.getithere.com 11 .60
www.getithere.com 12 .60
www.ellingswear.com 1 0.90
www.ellingswear.com 2 0.90
www.ellingswear.com 3 1.10
www.ellingswear.com 4 1.10
www.ellingswear.com 5 1.10
www.ellingswear.com 6 1.10
www.ellingswear.com 7 1.10
www.ellingswear.com 8 1.00
www.ellingswear.com 9 0.90
www.ellingswear.com 10 0.90
www.ellingswear.com 11 1.10
www.ellingswear.com 12 0.80
www.trimthebill.com 1 0.60
www.trimthebill.com 2 0.60
www.trimthebill.com 3 1.40
www.trimthebill.com 4 1.30
www.trimthebill.com 5 1.10
www.trimthebill.com 6 0.90
www.trimthebill.com 7 1.30
www.trimthebill.com 8 1.00
www.trimthebill.com 9 1.10
www.trimthebill.com 10 1.10
www.trimthebill.com 11 1.00
www.trimthebill.com 12 0.90
www.looknofurther.com 1 0.80
www.looknofurther.com 2 0.85
www.looknofurther.com 3 0.90
www.looknofurther.com 4 1.00
www.looknofurther.com 5 1.20
www.looknofurther.com 6 1.40
www.looknofurther.com 7 1.60
www.looknofurther.com 8 1.50
www.looknofurther.com 9 1.35
www.looknofurther.com 10 1.10
www.looknofurther.com 11 0.90
www.looknofurther.com 12 0.85
www.cheapstuff.com 1 1.00
www.cheapstuff.com 2 0.95
www.cheapstuff.com 3 1.00
www.cheapstuff.com 4 1.10
www.cheapstuff.com 5 1.00
www.cheapstuff.com 6 1.20
www.cheapstuff.com 7 1.00
www.cheapstuff.com 8 1.10
www.cheapstuff.com 9 1.15
www.cheapstuff.com 10 1.10
www.cheapstuff.com 11 1.15
www.cheapstuff.com 12 1.10
www.bargainbasement.com 1 1.60
www.bargainbasement.com 2 1.30
www.bargainbasement.com 3 1.00
www.bargainbasement.com 4 0.90
www.bargainbasement.com 5 0.80
www.bargainbasement.com 6 0.80
www.bargainbasement.com 7 0.90
www.bargainbasement.com 8 1.00
www.bargainbasement.com 9 1.00
www.bargainbasement.com 10 1.10
www.bargainbasement.com 11 1.15
www.bargainbasement.com 12 1.20
www.dressforsuccess.com 1 1.20
www.dressforsuccess.com 2 1.30
www.dressforsuccess.com 3 1.50
www.dressforsuccess.com 4 1.55
www.dressforsuccess.com 5 1.50
www.dressforsuccess.com 6 1.40
www.dressforsuccess.com 7 0.60
www.dressforsuccess.com 8 0.65
www.dressforsuccess.com 9 0.60
www.dressforsuccess.com 10 0.60
www.dressforsuccess.com 11 0.60
www.dressforsuccess.com 12 0.60
www.relaxwear.com 1 .30
www.relaxwear.com 2 .20
www.relaxwear.com 3 .30
www.relaxwear.com 4 .45
www.relaxwear.com 5 .50
www.relaxwear.com 6 .60
www.relaxwear.com 7 .60
www.relaxwear.com 8 .70
www.relaxwear.com 9 .80
www.relaxwear.com 10 .90
www.relaxwear.com 11 1.00
www.relaxwear.com 12 1.10
www.nobrainer.com 1 .90
www.nobrainer.com 2 .80
www.nobrainer.com 3 1.10
www.nobrainer.com 4 .60
www.nobrainer.com 5 1.00
www.nobrainer.com 6 .60
www.nobrainer.com 7 1.10
www.nobrainer.com 8 .50
www.nobrainer.com 9 1.00
www.nobrainer.com 10 .60
www.nobrainer.com 11 1.20
www.nobrainer.com 12 .70
;
run;
/* Data for plot10 (Referral Sites - table) */
data data10;
input product $ 1-40 referral_count referral_pct since_year_ago average_revenue;
datalines;
www.clothingconnection.com 1103 .19 .57 72
www.getithere.com 782 .15 -.43 61
www.ellingswear.com 688 .13 -.02 90
www.trimthebill.com 413 .08 0 32
www.looknofurther.com 330 .06 -.03 52
www.cheapstuff.com 301 .06 .26 19
www.bargainbasement.com 297 .06 -.06 29
www.dressforsuccess.com 239 .05 -.25 42
www.relaxwear.com 174 .03 .13 22
www.nobrainer.com 168 .03 -.05 10
;
run;
/* Data for plot11 (Top 10 - displayed together, but rarely purchased together) */
data data11;
input product1 $ 1-40 product2 $ 41-80 value;
datalines;
Men's Pants - Dress - Blue Shirt - Sport Tee - Black .000
Skirt - Pleated - White Women's Sweater - Casual - Brown .001
Dress - Business Casual - Beige Blouse - Business Dress - Black .010
Women's Pants - Dress - Brown Blouse - Business Casual - Black .011
Dress - Summer Casual - White Shoes - Pumps - Blue .012
Men's Pants - Dress w/ Cuffs - Tan Shirt - Fitted Dress - Blue .013
Skirt - Dress - Black Blouse - Business Casual - Black .020
Dress - Formal - Blue Shoes - Pumps - White .021
Shirt - Fitted Dress - Blue Men's Pants - Jeans - Blue .030
Shirt - Sport Tee - Brown Men's Pants - Jeans - Brown .031
run;
/* Note: There is no data for plot12 or plot13.
Those elements are generated with annotated text. */
/***************************************************************************/
goptions device=gif;
goptions cback=&backcolor;
goptions noborder;
/* Delete all GRSEGs in the current session to ensure that indicators use
the expected names. If a name is already in use, then an attempt to create
a new GRSEG using that name it will add a number to the name. In that case,
the subsequent GREPLAY will be placing the wrong GRSEGs into the dashboard.
Note: The macro code just checks whether there are any gsegs to delete. If
it tried to delete specific entries and none existed, then you would get an
error message: "ERROR: Member-name GSEG is unknown." */
%macro delcat(catname);
%if %sysfunc(cexist(&catname)) %then %do;
proc greplay nofs igout=&catname;
delete _all_;
run;
%end;
quit;
%mend delcat;
%delcat(work.gseg);
/**************************************************************************/
/* Create the individual indicators. */
/* Set the NODISPLAY option to save the plots as GRSEGS
without writing them to the output. */
goptions nodisplay;
/* plot1 (MTD Compared to Target) -----------------------------------------*/
/* Set up the 'chart tip' and drill-down using the variable named HTML so that it can
also be used as the chart tip and drill-down for the annotate as well. (The variable
could be named anything for use in the chart, but it must be named HTML to use it
in annotate.) */
data data1; set data1;
length html $400;
html=
'title='||quote( trim(left(barname))||': '||trim(left(put(value,percentn6.0))) )
||' '||
'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
run;
/* Annotating the bullet graph shading behind the bars. */
data plot1_anno; set data1;
length function $8 color $12 style $20;
/* Annotate the shading 'behind/before' the black bars. */
when='b';
/* First, draw the left-most shaded area behind the bullet graph.
Draw a bar/box from the beginning/zero of the bar, to the target
value for the bar (the top/right corner of this bar/box will be
30% up in the y-direction - this is 2*15%). Move to the middle
of the beginning of each bar. */
function='move';
xsys='2'; x=0;
ysys='2'; midpoint=barname;
output;
/* Move in y-direction 15% below bar center, drawing out a box/bar */
ysys='7'; y=-15;
output;
function='bar'; style='solid'; line=0; color="&bullet1"; y=+30; x=target;
output;
/* Next, draw the right-most shaded area behind the bullet graph.
Move to the middle of the target value of each bar */
function='move';
xsys='2'; x=target;
ysys='2'; midpoint=barname;
output;
/* Move in y-direction 15% below bar center, drawing out a box/bar */
ysys='7'; y=-15;
output;
function='bar'; style='solid'; line=0; color="&bullet2"; y=+30; xsys='1'; x=100;
output;
run;
goptions xpixels=275 ypixels=100;
goptions gunit=pct htitle=15 htext=13 ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext ctext=&lighttext;
axis1 color=&lighttext label=none value=(justify=right) offset=(16,16) style=0;
axis2 color=&lighttext order=(0 to 2.00 by .50) minor=none label=none offset=(0,0);
title1 j=l c=&lighttext " MTD Compared to Target";
pattern1 v=s color=&black;
/* Draw the horizontal bar chart, and annotate the bullet background shading */
proc gchart data=data1 anno=plot1_anno;
hbar barname / ascending
type=sum sumvar=value
ref=1.00 cref=&black
maxis=axis1
raxis=axis2
space=7
width=3
nostats
noframe
html=html
name="plot1";
run;
/* plot2 (Percent of Total Visitors Today) */
/* Set up the 'chart tip' and drill-down using the variable named HTML so that it can
also be used as the chart tip and drill-down for the annotate as well. (The variable
could be named anything for use in the chart, but it must be named HTML to use it
in annotate.) */
data data2; set data2;
length html $400;
html='title='||quote( trim(left(barname))||': '||trim(left(put(value,percentn6.0))) )
||' '|| 'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
run;
/* Annotate the bullet graph shading behind the bars. */
data plot2_anno; set data2;
length function $8 color $12 style $20;
/* Annotate the shading behind the black bars. */
when='b';
/* First, draw the left-most shaded area behind the bullet graph.
Draw a bar/box from the beginning/zero of the bar, to the target
value for the bar (the top/right corner of this bar/box will be
30% up in the y-direction - this is 2*15%). */
function='move';
xsys='2'; x=0;
ysys='2'; midpoint=barname;
output;
/* Move in y-direction 15% below bar center */
ysys='7'; y=-15;
output;
function='bar'; style='solid'; line=0; color="&bullet1"; y=+30; x=target;
output;
/* Similarly, draw the 2nd 1/3 of the bullet shading from the target
value to the extreme 100% right side of the graph. */
function='move';
xsys='2'; x=target;
ysys='2'; midpoint=barname;
output;
ysys='7'; y=-15;
output;
function='bar'; style='solid'; line=0; color="&bullet2"; y=+30; x=target2;
output;
/* Similarly, draw the last 1/3 of the bullet shading from the target
value to the extreme 100% right side of the graph. */
function='move';
xsys='2'; x=target2;
ysys='2'; midpoint=barname;
output;
ysys='7'; y=-15;
output;
function='bar'; style='solid'; line=0; color="&bullet3"; y=+30; xsys='1'; x=100;
output;
run;
goptions xpixels=275 ypixels=100;
goptions gunit=pct htitle=15 htext=13 ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext ctext=&lighttext;
axis1 color=&lighttext label=none value=(justify=right) offset=(16,16) style=0;
axis2 color=&lighttext order=(0 to 1.00 by .25) minor=none label=none offset=(0,0);
title1 j=l c=&lighttext " Percent of Total Visitors Today";
pattern1 v=s color=&black;
proc gchart data=data2 anno=plot2_anno;
hbar barname / ascending
type=sum sumvar=value
maxis=axis1
raxis=axis2
space=7
width=3
nostats
noframe
html=html
name='plot2';
run;
/* plot3 (Visitors - Last 12 months) */
/* This sample uses numeric month to get the desired order, but a
user-defined format is provided to get them to print as a two-character
month abbreviation. (In this plot, there is not room for a longer
month abbreviation.) */
proc format;
value month_fmt
1='Ja'
2='Fe'
3='Ma'
4='Ap'
5='My'
6='Jn'
7='Jl'
8='Au'
9='Se'
10='Oc'
11='No'
12='De'
;
run;
/* Use the whole month name in the HTML chart tip, because there's room there. */
proc format;
value month_name
1='January'
2='February'
3='March'
4='April'
5='May'
6='June'
7='July'
8='August'
9='September'
10='October'
11='November'
12='December'
;
run;
/* Becayse the GPLOT procedure in SAS/GRAPH software doesn't do
grouped plots, results cannot be grouped by year without annotation.
The year and month into are combined into a single variable, which is
then used to annotate the axis tick mark labels. Also, by annotating
the tick mark labels, chart tips can be added to them, which would not
have been possible with regular tick mark values. */
data data3; set data3;
year_mon=trim(left(year))||'_'||trim(left(put(month,z2.)));
run;
data data3; set data3;
length html $400;
html= 'title='||quote( trim(left(put(month,month_name.)))||', '||trim(left(year))||
' value='||trim(left(put(visitor_deviation,percentn6.0))) )
||' '|| 'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
run;
/* Annotate gray area from bottom of graph to the zero line. */
data plot3_anno1;
length function $8 style $20;
when='b';
xsys='1'; ysys='1';
x=0; y=0;
function='move';
output;
xsys='1'; ysys='2';
x=100; y=0;
function='bar'; style='solid'; color="grayf5";
output;
run;
/* Annotate the month and year labels along the axis. */
data plot3_anno2;
length function $8 style $20;
length text $20;
set data3; by year;
when='a';
color="&lighttext";
position='5';
xsys='2'; ysys='3';
xc=year_mon; y=15;
text=put(month,month_fmt.);
output;
/* For the first/lowest month of each year, put an extra label along
the axis to show the year. Suppress the chart tip on the label. */
if first.year then do;
html='';
text=' '||trim(left(year));
y=8;
output;
end;
run;
goptions xpixels=300 ypixels=200;
goptions gunit=pct htitle=9 htext=5 ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext ctext=&lighttext;
axis1 color=&lighttext order=(-.1 to .4 by .1) minor=none label=none offset=(0,0);
axis2 color=&lighttext minor=none major=none value=none label=none offset=(2,2) style=0;
symbol v=dot h=3 i=join c=&black w=.1;
title1 j=l c=&majorcolor "Visitors";
title2 j=l "Last 12 months' average daily visitors deviation";
title3 j=l "relative to same month in the prior year";
title4 a=-90 h=11 " ";
footnote1 h=10 " ";
proc gplot data=data3 anno=plot3_anno2;
plot visitor_deviation*year_mon /
vaxis=axis1
haxis=axis2
vref=0
noframe
anno=plot3_anno1
html=html
name='plot3';
run;
/* plot4 (Visitors - This month) */
/* Add a chart tip and drill-down to each plot marker. This serves double-duty
and becomes the chart tip and drill-down for the annotated axis tick mark
labels below each plot marker. Because this chart tip/drill-down is used
in annotate, the variable must be named HTML. */
data data4; set data4;
length html $400;
html=
'title='||quote( trim(left(days))||' days into month: value='||trim(left(put(visitor_deviation,percentn6.0))) )
||' '|| 'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
run;
/* Annotate gray area from bottom of graph, to the zero line. */
data plot4_anno1;
length function $8 style $20;
when='b';
xsys='1'; ysys='1';
x=0; y=0;
function='move';
output;
xsys='1'; ysys='2';
x=100; y=0;
function='bar'; style='solid'; color="grayf5";
output;
/* Annotate a custom footnote. */
when='a'; style="&ftext"; color="&lighttext"; hsys='3'; size=5;
function='label'; xsys='1'; x=50; ysys='3'; y=8; position='5'; text='Days so far this month';
output;
run;
/* Annotate the days labels along the axis. */
data plot4_anno2;
length function $8 style $20;
length text $20;
set data4;
when='a';
color="&lighttext";
position='5';
xsys='2'; ysys='3';
x=days; y=15;
text=trim(left(days));
output;
run;
goptions xpixels=300 ypixels=200;
goptions gunit=pct htitle=9 htext=5 ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext ctext=&lighttext;
axis1 color=&lighttext order=(-.4 to .2 by .1) minor=none label=none offset=(0,0)
value=(t=5 '0%');
axis2 color=&lighttext minor=none major=none value=none label=none offset=(2,2) style=0;
symbol v=dot h=3 i=join c=&black w=.1;
title1 j=l c=&majorcolor " ";
title2 j=l "This month's daily visitors deviation relative to";
title3 j=l "13-week running average for the same weekday";
title4 a=-90 h=11 " ";
footnote1 h=10 " ";
proc gplot data=data4 anno=plot4_anno2;
plot visitor_deviation*days /
vaxis=axis1
haxis=axis2
vref=0
noframe
anno=plot4_anno1
html=html
name='plot4';
run;
/* plot5 (Visitors - Today)*/
/* Add a chart tip and drill-down to each plot marker. This serves double-duty
and becomes the chart tip and drill-down for the annotated axis tick mark
labels below each plot marker. Because this chart tip/drill-down is used
in annotate, the variable must be named HTML. */
data data5; set data5;
length html $400;
html=
'title='||quote( trim(left(hours))||' hours into today: value='||trim(left(put(visitor_deviation,percentn6.0))) )
||' '|| 'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
run;
/* Annotate gray area from bottom of graph, to the zero line. */
data plot5_anno1;
length function $8 style $20;
when='b';
xsys='1'; ysys='1';
x=0; y=0;
function='move';
output;
xsys='1'; ysys='2';
x=100; y=0;
function='bar'; style='solid'; color="grayf5";
output;
/* Annotate a custom footnote. */
when='a'; style="&ftext"; color="&lighttext";
function='label'; xsys='1'; x=50; ysys='3'; y=8; position='5'; text='Hours so far today';
output;
run;
/* Annotate the hours labels along the axis */
data plot5_anno2;
length function $8 style $20;
length text $20;
set data5;
when='a';
color="&lighttext";
position='5';
xsys='2'; ysys='3';
x=hours; y=15;
text=trim(left(hours));
output;
run;
goptions xpixels=300 ypixels=200;
goptions gunit=pct htitle=9 htext=5 ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext ctext=&lighttext;
axis1 color=&lighttext order=(-.4 to .2 by .1) minor=none label=none offset=(0,0)
value=(t=5 '0%');
axis2 color=&lighttext minor=none major=none value=none label=none offset=(2,2) style=0;
symbol v=dot h=3 i=join c=&black w=.1;
title1 j=l c=&majorcolor " ";
title2 j=l "Today's hourly visitors deviation relative to";
title3 j=l "13-week running average for the same hour";
title4 a=-90 h=11 " ";
footnote1 h=10 " ";
proc gplot data=data5 anno=plot5_anno2;
plot visitor_deviation*hours /
vaxis=axis1
haxis=axis2
vref=0
noframe
anno=plot5_anno1
html=html
name='plot5';
run;
/* plot7 (Products - Revenue and Viewed) */
/* plot7 is created before plot6, because the transformed data7
is used to create plot6. */
data data7; set data7;
length myhtml $400;
myhtml= 'title='||quote( trim(left(product))||'0D'x
||'Revenue='||trim(left(put(revenue,percentn6.0)))||'0D'x
||'Viewed='||trim(left(put(viewed,percentn6.0))) )
||' '|| 'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
run;
proc sort data=data7 out=data7;
by descending revenue product;
run;
data data7; set data7;
sortorder=_n_;
run;
data plot7_anno;
set data7;
when='a';
/* Move to the appropriate x-position in the middle of the bar. */
function='move';
xsys='2'; x=viewed;
ysys='2'; midpoint=product;
output;
/* Move in y-direction 5% below bar center. */
ysys='7'; y=-3;
output;
/* Draw a line in y-direction 5% above bar center. */
function='draw'; line=1; size=6.0; color="&black"; y=+6;
output;
run;
/* Note: Care is required to get the bar chart in the same order as the
sparklines. The bar chart is in descending order, with the bars sorted
from highest-to-lowest by bar length (and, if there's a tie, it goes
alphabetical). The bar chart does this automatically, but the data is
also manually sorted to get the order to merge with the sparkline data
to achieve the same order. If you don't do this carefully, you can get
sparklines lining up with the wrong bars. */
goptions xpixels=565 ypixels=300;
goptions gunit=pct ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext htitle=9 htext=4.9 ctext=&black;
title1 j=l h=15 " ";
footnote h=3 " ";
axis1 color=&lighttext label=none value=(color=&black);
axis2 color=&lighttext order=(0 to .16 by .04) minor=none label=none;
pattern1 v=s c=&revenue_color;
proc gchart data=data7 anno=plot7_anno;
hbar product / descending
type=sum
sumvar=revenue
sumlabel=none
nostats
maxis=axis1
raxis=axis2
space=1.5
noframe
html=myhtml
des=""
name="plot7";
run;
/* plot6 (Products - Sparklines) */
/* These are the sparklines to the left of the bar chart. "Sparkline"
graphs are challenging to create with SAS/GRAPH software. This example
uses the GPLOT procedure, and for each line an offset is
added so that the lines are plotted aboveor below each other, rather
than on top of each other. */
/* y-axis is done with 'vreverse', so the lowest number is at the top.
1 = Skirt - Business Casual - Black
...
10 = Dress - Summer Casual - White
*/
/* Merge in the order from the bar chart data7. It is important to get the same
order, so that the sparklines will line up with the bars. */
proc sql noprint;
create table data6 as
select data6.*, data7.sortorder
from data6 left join data7
on data6.product = data7.product
order by product, timestamp;
quit;
/* This plot uses vreverse, so this equation is the
reverse of how you might perceive it at first glance. */
data data6; set data6;
y=(2*(sortorder))+(1.00 - percent_of_target);
run;
/* Annotate invisible drill-down covering entire graph area (because
you can't do drill-downs on plot lines without markers. */
data plot6_anno;
length function $8 color style $20;
xsys='1'; ysys='1';
x=0; y=0; function='move';
output;
html='title="drilldown"' ||' '||
'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
x=100; y=100; function='bar'; style='empty'; when='b'; color="&backcolor";
output;
run;
goptions xpixels=200 ypixels=300;
goptions gunit=pct ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext htitle=9 htext=6.3;
axis1 label=none order=(0 to 22 by 2) value=none major=none minor=none style=0;
axis2 label=(' ') order=(1 to 30 by 2) value=none major=none minor=none style=0;
symbol v=none i=join width=.1 c=&black repeat=100;
title1 j=l c=&majorcolor "Products";
title2 h=2.0 " ";
title3 a=90 h=4 " ";
title4 a=-90 h=4 " ";
footnote;
proc gplot data=data6 anno=plot6_anno;
plot y*timestamp=product /
noframe
vaxis=axis1 vreverse
haxis=axis2
vref= 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
cvref=&lighttext
nolegend
des=""
name="plot6";
run;
/* plot8 (Top 10 - purchased together, but not displayed together) */
/* Note: This "Top 10" table is complex. Because this sample uses the
GREPLAY procedure to place the indicator in the dashboard, typical
reporting procedures like PRINT or TABLATE cannot be used because
they produce text output. This sample uses the Annotate facility in
SAS/GRAPH software to create a graphical slide with the table text
in the desired positions. Using this approach, the spacing of the
table items must be adjusted manually. If you change the number of
items in the table, you must change the offsets or increments for the
annotated positions of the text). */
proc sort data=data8 out=data8;
by descending value;
run;
data data8; set data8;
n=_n_;
run;
proc sql noprint;
select unique count(*) format=comma2.0 into :count7 from data8;
quit;
run;
%let min_y=1;
%let max_y=76;
data plot8_anno;
set data8;
length style $20 color $ 12 function $ 8 text $ 100;
xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; style="&ftext"; color="&black";
y=&max_y-(n-1)*((&max_y-&min_y)/&count7);
x=10; position='4'; text=trim(left(put(value,percentn6.0)));
output;
x=14; position='6'; text=trim(left(product1));
output;
x=58; position='6'; text=trim(left(product2));
output;
run;
data plot8_annob;
length style $20 color $ 12 function $ 8 text $ 100;
xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; style="&ftext"; color="&lighttext";
function='move'; x=5; y=&max_y+5;
output;
function='draw'; x=100; size=.1;
output;
function='label'; size=.;
y=&max_y+10;
color="&black";
x=10; position='4'; text='%';
output;
x=14; position='6'; text='Product 1';
output;
x=58; position='6'; text='Product 2';
output;
y=&max_y+18; style="&ftext"; size=5.5; color="&lighttext";
/* foofoo */
x=5; position='6'; text="Top &count7 products purchased together but not displayed together";
output;
run;
/* Annotate an invisible bar/box with drill-down link for the entire table. */
data plot8_annoc;
length function $8 color style $20;
xsys='3'; ysys='3';
x=0; y=0; function='move';
output;
html='title="drilldown"' ||' '||
'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
x=100; y=100; function='bar'; style='empty'; when='b'; color="&backcolor";
output;
run;
data plot8_anno;
set plot8_anno plot8_annob plot8_annoc;
run;
goptions gunit=pct htitle=10 htext=4.5 ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext ctext=&lighttext;
title;
footnote;
goptions xpixels=1400 ypixels=700;
proc gslide des="" name="plot8" anno=plot8_anno;
run;
/* plot10 (Referral Sites - table) */
proc sort data=data10 out=data10;
by descending referral_count product;
run;
data data10; set data10;
sortorder=_n_;
run;
data plot10_anno; set data10;
length text $100 html $200;
function='label'; when='a'; position='4';
ysys='2'; midpoint=product;
xsys='1';
x=16; text=trim(left(put(referral_count,comma8.0)));
output;
x=42; text=trim(left(put(referral_pct,percentn7.0)));
output;
x=70; text=trim(left(put(since_year_ago,percentn7.0)));
if since_year_ago > 0 then text='+'||trim(left(text));
output;
x=95; text=trim(left(average_revenue));
output;
/* Annotate an invisible label behind the bar labels for drill-down. */
xsys="3"; when="b"; style="swiss"; position="6"; color="&backcolor";
html='title="'||trim(left(product))||'"'||' '||
'href="http://'||trim(left(product))||'"';
x=1; text="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX";
output;
run;
/* Annotate an invisible drill-down covering entire graph area, just inside
the axis area (where the annotated table is). Note that the Web site
names, which are outside the axis, have their own separate drill-downs to the
corresponding Web site. */
data plot10_anno2;
length function $8 color style $20;
xsys='1'; ysys='1';
x=0; y=0; function='move';
output;
html='title="drilldown"' ||' '||
'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
x=100; y=100; function='bar'; style='empty'; when='b'; color="&backcolor";
output;
run;
/* Note: Care is required to get the bar chart in the same order as the
sparklines. The bar chart is in descending order, with the bars sorted
from highest-to-lowest by bar length (and, if there's a tie, it goes
alphabetical). The bar chart does this automatically, but the data is
also manually sorted to get the order to merge with the sparkline data
to achieve the same order. If you don't do this carefully, you can get
sparklines lining up with the wrong bars. */
goptions xpixels=565 ypixels=325;
goptions gunit=pct ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext htitle=10 htext=4.9 ctext=&black;
title1 j=l h=15 " ";
footnote h=3 " ";
axis1 color=&lighttext label=none value=(color=&black) style=0;
axis2 color=&lighttext order=(0 to 2000 by 1000) major=none minor=none value=none label=none style=0;
/* Make the bars same color as background so they are invisible. */
pattern1 v=s c=&backcolor;
proc gchart data=data10 anno=plot10_anno;
hbar product / descending
type=sum
sumvar=referral_count
sumlabel=none
nostats
maxis=axis1
raxis=axis2
space=1.5
noframe
anno=plot10_anno2
des=""
name="plot10";
run;
/* plot9 (Referral Sites - sparklines) */
/* These are the sparklines to the left of the website names.
"Sparkline" graphs are challenging to create with SAS/GRAPH software.
This example uses the GPLOT procedure, and for each line an offset is
added so that the lines are plotted aboveor below each other, rather
than on top of each other. */
/* The y-axis is done with 'vreverse', so the lowest number is at the top.
1 = www.clothingconnection.com
...
10 = www.nobrainer.com
*/
/* Merge in the order from the bar chart data. It is important to get the
same order, so the sparklines will line up with the bars. */
proc sql noprint;
create table data9 as
select data9.*, data10.sortorder
from data9 left join data10
on data9.product = data10.product
order by product, timestamp;
quit;
run;
/* Remember, the plot uses vreverse, so this equation is the
reverse of how you might perceive it at first glance. */
data data9; set data9;
y=(2*(sortorder))+(1.00 - percent_of_target);
run;
/* Annotate invisible drill-down covering entire graph area (because
you can't do drill-downs on plot lines without markers). */
data plot9_anno;
length function $8 color style $20;
xsys='1'; ysys='1';
x=0; y=0; function='move';
output;
html='title="drilldown"' ||' '||
'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
x=100; y=100; function='bar'; style='empty'; when='b'; color="&backcolor";
output;
run;
goptions xpixels=200 ypixels=300;
goptions gunit=pct ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext htitle=9 htext=6.3;
axis1 label=none order=(0 to 22 by 2) value=none major=none minor=none style=0;
axis2 label=none order=(1 to 12 by 2) value=none major=none minor=none style=0;
symbol v=none i=join width=.1 c=&black repeat=100;
title1 j=l c=&majorcolor "Referral Sites";
title2 h=2 " ";
title3 a=90 h=4 " ";
title4 a=-90 h=4 " ";
footnote;
proc gplot data=data9 anno=plot9_anno;
plot y*timestamp=product /
noframe
vaxis=axis1 vreverse
haxis=axis2
vref= 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
cvref=&lighttext
nolegend
des=""
name="plot9";
run;
/* plot11 (Top 10 table - displayed together, but rarely purchased) */
/* Note: This "Top 10" table is complex. Because this sample uses the
GREPLAY procedure to place the indicator in the dashboard, typical
reporting procedures like PRINT or TABLATE cannot be used because
they produce text output. This sample uses the Annotate facility in
SAS/GRAPH software to create a graphical slide with the table text
in the desired positions. Using this approach, the spacing of the
table items must be adjusted manually. If you change the number of
items in the table, you must change the offsets or increments for the
annotated positions of the text). */
proc sort data=data11 out=data11;
by /* ascending */ value;
run;
data data11; set data11;
n=_n_;
run;
proc sql noprint;
select unique count(*) format=comma2.0 into :count7 from data11;
quit;
run;
data plot11_anno; set data11;
length style $20 color $ 12 function $ 8 text $ 100;
xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; style="&ftext"; color="&black";
y=&max_y-(n-1)*((&max_y-&min_y)/&count7);
x=10; position='4'; text=trim(left(put(value,percentn6.0)));
output;
x=14; position='6'; text=trim(left(product1));
output;
x=58; position='6'; text=trim(left(product2));
output;
run;
data plot11_annob;
length style $20 color $ 12 function $ 8 text $ 100;
xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; style="&ftext"; color="&lighttext";
function='move'; x=5; y=&max_y+5;
output;
function='draw'; x=100; size=.1;
output;
function='label'; size=.;
y=&max_y+10;
color="&black";
x=10; position='4'; text='%';
output;
x=14; position='6'; text='Product 1';
output;
x=58; position='6'; text='Product 2';
output;
y=&max_y+18; style="&ftext"; size=5.5; color="&lighttext";
x=5; position='6'; text="Top &count7 products displayed together but rarely purchased together";
output;
run;
/* Annotate an invisible bar/box, which has an html drilldown for the entire table. */
data plot11_annoc;
length function $8 color style $20;
xsys='3'; ysys='3';
x=0; y=0; function='move';
output;
html='title="drilldown"' ||' '||
'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
x=100; y=100; function='bar'; style='empty'; when='b'; color="&backcolor";
output;
run;
data plot11_anno; set plot11_anno plot11_annob plot11_annoc;
run;
goptions gunit=pct htitle=10 htext=4.5 ftitle=&ftext ftext=&ftext ctext=&lighttext;
title;
footnote;
goptions xpixels=1400 ypixels=700;
proc gslide des="" name="plot11" anno=plot11_anno;
run;
/* plot12 (Products - overall title) */
data plot12_anno;
length function $8 color style $20 text $100;
length html $ 250;
xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; when='a';
function='label'; position='6';
color="&black";
y=86;
x=2; text="Last 30 Days";
output;
x=27.5; text="Top 10 this Month by Revenue";
output;
x=60; text="Revenue %";
output;
x=80; text="Viewed %";
output;
x=72.5; style="marker"; text="U"; color="&revenue_color";
output;
x=91; y=y+1.8; style="swissb"; text="I"; size=7; color="&black";
output;
line=1; size=.2; color="&lighttext";
function='move'; x=2; y=80;
output;
function='draw'; x=98;
output;
run;
goptions xpixels=765 ypixels=300;
goptions gunit=pct ftext=&ftext htext=5.25;
title;
footnote;
proc gslide des="" name="plot12" anno=plot12_anno;
run;
/* plot13 (Referral Sites - overall title) */
data plot13_anno;
length function $8 color style $20 text $100;
length html $ 250;
xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; when='a';
function='label'; position='6';
color="&black";
y=84;
x=2; text="Last 12 Months";
output;
x=27.5; text="Top 10 Referrers this Month";
output;
position='4';
x=63; text="Count";
output;
x=75; text="of Total";
output;
x=85.5; text="Yr Ago";
output;
x=98.5; text="Revenue $";
output;
y=y+6;
x=63; text="Referral";
output;
x=75; text="Referral %";
output;
x=85.5; text="Since";
output;
x=98.5; text="Average";
output;
line=1; size=.2; color="&lighttext";
function='move'; x=2; y=77;
output;
function='draw'; x=98;
output;
run;
goptions xpixels=765 ypixels=300;
goptions gunit=pct ftext=&ftext htext=5.5;
title;
footnote;
proc gslide des="" name="plot13" anno=plot13_anno;
run;
/* Create the main title slide for dashboard */
data titlanno;
length function $8 color style $20 text $100;
length html $ 250;
xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; when='a';
/* Annotate the main title at the top center of the dashboard. */
function='label'; position='5';
x=50; y=99.5; size=3.5; style="&ftext"; color="&majorcolor"; text='Web Marketing Dashboard';
output;
y=95.8; size=1.8; style="&ftext"; color="&lighttext"; text="Data as of 2:00 PM (PST), April 13, 2005";
output;
/* Annotate the light green lines that group and separate the various parts of the dashboard. */
line=1; size=.2; color="&majorcolor";
function='move'; x=0; y=90;
output;
function='draw'; x=100;
output;
function='move'; x=0; y=60;
output;
function='draw'; x=100;
output;
function='move'; x=0; y=30;
output;
function='draw'; x=55;
output;
function='draw'; y=0;
output;
/* Annotate a Help button that links to a page with information about
the dashboard. */
html='title='||quote('Help')||' '||
'href="'||"&hardcoded_drilldown"||'"';
function='move'; x=48; y=91;
output;
function='bar'; line=0; size=.1; style='empty'; color="&lighttext"; x=x+5; y=y+2.5;
output;
html='';
function='label'; color="&lighttext"; style="&ftext"; size=1.8; x=48+2.5; y=91+1.75; position='5'; text='Help';
output;
html='';
run;
goptions xpixels=875 ypixels=685;
title;
footnote;
proc gslide des="" name="titles" anno=titlanno;
run;
/***************************************************************************/
/* Replay the individual indicators to create the dashboard. */
GOPTIONS DEVICE=gif;
goptions xpixels=900 ypixels=700;
goptions display;
goptions border;
%let _GOPT_DEVICE=gif;
%let _ODSOPTIONS=gtitle gfootnote style=minimal;
%stpbegin;
/* Create custom greplay template, with 13 areas for the plots (areas #1-#13),
and one area for the title slide (area #0).
*/
proc greplay tc=tempcat nofs igout=work.gseg;
tdef murder des='Murder'
0/llx = 0 lly = 0
ulx = 0 uly =100
urx =100 ury =100
lrx =100 lry = 0
1/llx = 0 lly =90
ulx = 0 uly =100
urx = 25 ury =100
lrx = 25 lry =90
2/llx = 75 lly =90
ulx = 75 uly =100
urx = 100 ury =100
lrx = 100 lry =90
3/llx = 0 lly =60
ulx = 0 uly =90
urx = 33 ury =90
lrx = 33 lry =60
4/llx = 33 lly =60
ulx = 33 uly =90
urx = 67 ury =90
lrx = 67 lry =60
5/llx = 67 lly =60
ulx = 67 uly =90
urx = 100 ury =90
lrx = 100 lry =60
6/llx = 0 lly =30
ulx = 0 uly =60
urx = 15 ury =60
lrx = 15 lry =30
7/llx = 15 lly =30
ulx = 15 uly =60
urx = 55 ury =60
lrx = 55 lry =30
8/llx = 55 lly =30
ulx = 55 uly =60
urx = 100 ury =60
lrx = 100 lry =30
9/llx = 0 lly =0
ulx = 0 uly =30
urx = 15 ury =30
lrx = 15 lry =0
10/llx = 15 lly =0
ulx = 15 uly =30
urx = 55 ury =30
lrx = 55 lry =0
11/llx = 55 lly =0
ulx = 55 uly =30
urx = 100 ury =30
lrx = 100 lry =0
/* area 12 encompases areas 6 and 7 */
12/llx = 0 lly =30
ulx = 0 uly =60
urx = 55 ury =60
lrx = 55 lry =30
/* area 13 encompases areas 9 and 10 */
13/llx = 0 lly =0
ulx = 0 uly =30
urx = 55 ury =30
lrx = 55 lry =0
;
/* Replay the individual indicators and the title slide into the custom template. */
template = murder;
treplay
0:titles
1:plot1 2:plot2
3:plot3 4:plot4 5:plot5
6:plot6 7:plot7 8:plot8
12:plot12
9:plot9 10:plot10 11:plot11
13:plot13
des=""
name="&name";
run;
quit;
%stpend;
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Source: Stephen Few, Information Dashboard Design (Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2006), 201.
The following file contains the full code for this sample. To download a copy, click on the link and select the Save option.
webMarketDashSTP.sas
webMarketDashSTP.sas
Creates a sample dashboard containing multiple types of indicators.
Note: Requires Service Pack 4 for SAS 9.1.3. See Service Packs for the SAS9 Platform.
Note: Requires Service Pack 4 for SAS 9.1.3. See Service Packs for the SAS9 Platform.
| Type: | Sample |
| Topic: | SAS Reference ==> Procedures ==> GREPLAY |
| Date Modified: | 2009-01-07 14:37:40 |
| Date Created: | 2006-12-23 03:03:03 |
Operating System and Release Information
| Product Family | Product | Host | SAS Release | |
| Starting | Ending | |||
| SAS System | SAS/GRAPH | Microsoft® Windows® for 64-Bit Itanium-based Systems | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |
| Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise 64-bit Edition | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows XP 64-bit Edition | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Windows Vista | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows NT Workstation | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Datacenter Server | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft® Windows® for x64 | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Datacenter 64-bit Edition | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows XP Professional | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Server | 9.1 TS1M3 SP4 | |||
