Date:         Fri, 29 Jul 2005 08:36:26 -0700
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From:         nevin.krishna@GMAIL.COM
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Subject:      legend for 2 lines :gplot
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Hello all,

I am using sas 9 to plot two lines using gplot. i am trying to create a
legend which defines both lines..the problem is,when i run the
following code, only one line legend appears..how can i do this so that
one legend appears right abover the other? do i even need the legend
two statement?


Legend1 label=(height=1 position=top justify=center 'Legend')
value=('IVW_sentence') across=1 down=3 position = (top left inside)
mode=protect;

Legend2 label=(height=1 position=top justify=center 'Legend')
value=('IVW_QSLD') across=1 down=8 position = (top left inside)
mode=protect;

  symbol1 color=red v=star i=join;
  symbol2 color=green v=circle i=join;
  axis1 label=('Sentences') value=(h=1);
  axis2 value=(h=1) order = ( -35,0,35 );
  axis3 value=(h=1) order = (-19.8,0,19.8);

  proc gplot data= plot_data;
   plot word_qsld*sentence  /caxis=red
                    haxis=axis1 hminor=0
                    vaxis=axis2 vminor=1
                    overlay frame legend=legend1;
   plot2 ivw_qsld*sentence / caxis=red
                    vaxis=axis3
                    vminor=1 overlay frame legend=legend2;
run;
quit;