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/* Showing your response data on a map */
/********************************************************************
* This SAS program is a simple example of how to display your *
* response data on a map. *
********************************************************************/
/********************************************************************
* change this "path to a location in your file system" to an *
* actual path. This is the only line you have to change to run *
* the program. DO NOT USE QUOTES. *
********************************************************************/
%let path=%str(path to a location in your file system);
/********************************************************************
* this step creates some sample data to be mapped. *
********************************************************************/
data nba03;
infile cards stopover;
input state 4. @9 stname & $25. @33 FG ;
datalines;
04 ARIZONA 851
06 CALIFORNIA 2563
08 COLORADO 319
11 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 700
12 FLORIDA 484
13 GEORGIA 990
17 ILLINOIS 705
18 INDIANA 350
22 LOUISIANA 724
25 MASSACHUSETTS 789
26 MICHIGAN 331
27 MINNESOTA 421
34 NEW JERSEY 897
36 NEW YORK 357
39 OHIO 694
40 OKLAHOMA 265
41 OREGON 543
42 PENNSYLVANIA 776
47 TENNESSEE 308
48 TEXAS 2162
49 UTAH 701
53 WASHINGTON 724
55 WISCONSIN 893
;
run;
filename gsasfile "&path.usresp.gif";
/*************************************************************
* sets up some graphics options for this output. *
*************************************************************/
goptions reset=pattern reset=all dev=gif
transparency gaccess=gsasfile
goutmode=replace xpixels=600 ypixels=400
ftext=simplex gunit=pct htext=.15in ctext=black;
/***********************************************************
* Set the title, footnote, graph pattern and color *
* define how the legend should look. *
***********************************************************/
title 'NBA 2002-2003 Season points for top 50 players';
footnote j=right 'statistics are not accurate';
pattern v=s c=cxFFFF99 ;
legend1 label=('Field Goals');
/* create the map using the GMAP procedure. */
proc gmap data=nba03 map=MAPS.US all;
id state;
block fg / name="usresp" discrete
shape=cylinder
legend=legend1
coutline=black;
run;
quit;
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* For more examples on showing your response data on a map. *
********************************************************************/
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