Date:         Wed, 16 Feb 2000 17:29:56 +0100
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From:         Gehard Hellriegel <detecsm_hellriegelg@WESTLB.DE>
Subject:      Re: bar chart with axis on both sides
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One idea:
use GPLOT with PLOT and PLOT2, connect the points to the x-axis and make the
line very thick. Perhaps it is necessary to use a summary to do the
classification, which GCHART makes automaticly.
Also you might fix the x-axis to your needs, because thick needles often try to
hide the two vertical axes. Try SYMBOL statements like:

symbol1 width=150 c=green i=needle;
symbol2 width=50 c=orange i=needle;










"Primak, Philip" <Philip.Primak@GENZYME.COM> on 16.02.2000 16:55:46

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Thema:    bar chart with axis on both sides



Hi SAS-L

I need to create a vertical bar chart with response axis on both sides (like
plot with PLOT and PLOT2 statements). Is there a way to do it except
annotate?

Thanks,
Philip Primak
Genzyme Corporation





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