#MULTISIM 14.1 ROTATE 45 DEGREES SERIES#
I had been able to angle my tickmarks with gplot before but when the time series input extended past January 15 to August data, I was left with a chunk of white space and an undesired January 16 tick marks. I want the series to graph line to begin immediately on the y axis and end at the edge fo the chart. Unfortunately, I am back where I was with simple gplot.
#MULTISIM 14.1 ROTATE 45 DEGREES CODE#
Your code works perfectly to make the tick mark values diagonal in gtl. Xaxisopts=( griddisplay=on display=(ticks)) The tickmarks from the SERIESPLOT are done automatically, and for this example they seem to fit, with what you need.Īccording to the doc RANGES is used for broken axis The labeling of the X-axis is done with the TEXT / TEXTPLOT statement, so you can control the value of the variable that is used with the TEXT / TEXTPLOT to only label the points you want. I don't want it to cut off the series in January of this year, but I also wouldn't want to include January 16 as a tick mark (this leaves a lot of white space on the graph).įind below a changed example. īasically, how can I adapt your gtl code to include just the tick marks and diagonally upward formatted labels for January of each year from 2005 until now. Xaxis label = ' ' ranges=( "01JAN05"d - "01AUG15"d ) tickvalueformat = monyy. Is there somthing I can do in GTL that is the equivalent of the following in sgplot, for some reason I didn't have to specify an interval when I used "ranges", it just did January automatically and included the entire series up to August 2015:
Seriesplot x = 'date'n y = 'jo_sa'n / primary =true lineattrs =( color=blue pattern=solid thickness= 1.5 )
What is your suggestion if I want to display my entire series say from January 2005 until August 2015, but I only want to display January Tick Values of each year? Right now I'm trying to do it without the date facing the proper way using: Proc sgrender data=WORK.TS template=sgdesign ĭynamic _MYDATE="MYDATE" _VALUE="VALUE" _Y0A="Y0" Textplot x=_MYDATE y=_Y0A text=myDate_c / rotate=45 There is a simple version using the TEXT plot statement to label and another version using GTL where we have more control.Įntryfootnote halign=left 'some footnote' I assume you are somewhere in Europe, Since we label tick marks like this / /, but SGPLOT would do it like this \ \.
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