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TEMPLATE Procedure: Plot Statements (Experimental)

BIHISTOGRAMPARM Statement


Displays a bivariate histogram of two variables X and Y, where binned values of the X and Y variables and bin frequency counts are provided, and typically is used to create a bivariate histogram.
BIHISTOGRAMPARM X= numeric-column | expression Y= numeric-column | expression Z= numeric-column | expression < / option(s)> ;


Usage Information

Bivariate Histogram

[Bivariate Histogram]


Required Arguments

X

specifies the bin location of the X values.

Y

specifies the bin location of the Y values.

Z

specifies the response values, such as the frequency counts, percentages, or densities.


Options

BIHISTOGRAMPARM Options
Option Description
BACKGROUND= color | style-reference Specifies the background color of the graph.
BACKTRANSPARENCY= number Specifies the degree of the transparency of the background color.
DATATRANSPARENCY= number Specifies the degree of the transparency of the bars.
FILLCOLOR= color | style-reference Specifies the color of the bars.
TRANSPARENCY= number Specifies the degree of the transparency of the bars, background, and walls, if displayed in a graph.
WALLTRANSPARENCY= number specifies the degree of the transparency of the plot walls.
XVALUES= LEFTPOINTS | MIDPOINTS | RIGHTPOINTS Specifies whether the X values represent lower endpoints, midpoints, or upper endpoints of the bins.
YVALUES= LEFTPOINTS | MIDPOINTS | RIGHTPOINTS Specifies whether the Y values represent lower endpoints, midpoints, or upper endpoints of the bins.

BACKGROUND= color | style-reference

specifies the background color of the graph.

Default: Specified by the GraphBackground:Background style reference.
Interaction: Ignored in a LAYOUT OVERLAY block. For information, see Ignored Plot Options in a LAYOUT OVERLAY Block.
BACKTRANSPARENCY= number

specifies the degree of the transparency of the background color.

Default: 0
Range: 0 (opaque) to 1 (entirely transparent)
Interaction: The BACKTRANSPARENCY= option overrides the TRANSPARENCY= option for the background.
Interaction: Ignored in a LAYOUT OVERLAY block. For information, see Ignored Plot Options in a LAYOUT OVERLAY Block.
See also: TRANSPARENCY= option
DATATRANSPARENCY= number

specifies the degree of the transparency of the bars.

Default: 0
Range: 0 (opaque) to 1 (entirely transparent)
Interaction: The DATATRANSPARENCY= option overrides the TRANSPARENCY= option for the bars.
See also: TRANSPARENCY= option
FILLCOLOR= color | style-reference

specifies the color of the bars.

Default: Specified by the GraphDataDefault:Foreground style reference.
TRANSPARENCY= number

specifies the degree of the transparency of the bars, background, and walls, if displayed in a graph.

Default: 0
Range: 0 (opaque) to 1 (entirely transparent)
Interaction: You can specify the transparency of individual graph elements by using the BACKTRANSPARENCY=, DATATRANSPARENCY=, and WALLTRANSPARENCY= options. The value specified by the TRANSPARENCY= option is only applied to the transparencies that you do not specify individually.
Interaction: Because the default value of the WALLTRANSPARENCY= option is 1, the walls of the default surface plot are transparent.
Interaction: In a LAYOUT OVERLAY block, the TRANSPARENCY= option only affects the bars. The LAYOUT OVERLAY statement specifies the transparency of the background, grid, and walls of the graph.
WALLTRANSPARENCY= number

specifies the degree of the transparency of the plot walls.

Default: 1
Range: 0 (opaque) to 1 (entirely transparent)
Interaction: The WALLTRANSPARENCY= option overrides the TRANSPARENCY= option for the graph walls.
Interaction: Ignored in a LAYOUT OVERLAY block. For information, see Ignored Plot Options in a LAYOUT OVERLAY Block.
See also: TRANSPARENCY= option
XVALUES= LEFTPOINTS | MIDPOINTS | RIGHTPOINTS

specifies whether the X values represent lower endpoints, midpoints, or upper endpoints of the bins.

Default: MIDPOINTS
YVALUES= LEFTPOINTS | MIDPOINTS | RIGHTPOINTS

specifies whether the Y values represent lower endpoints, midpoints, or upper endpoints of the bins.

Default: MIDPOINTS


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