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proc rangesweep draws a moving range from the
current data set,
in the
current plotting area.
See also the
gallery rangesweeps page.
Attributes
The lofield and hifield attributes must be specified.
lofield
dfield
Data field to use for low end of range.
Example: lofield: 1
hifield
dfield
Data field to use for high end of range.
Example: hifield: 2
xfield
dfield
Data field to use for X values.
If not specified, sequential unit locations in X will be used.
Example: xfield: 1
color
color
Color of the range sweep.
Example: color: powderblue
legendlabel
text
A label to be associated with the current range sweep in the legend.
proc legend must be executed later in order to
render the legend.
The \\n construct can be used to force a line break when the legend is displayed,
or the label can be wordwrapped using proc legend wraplen attribute (2.32+).
Example: legendlabel: Group A
sweeprange
xlo
[xhi]
If specified, range will be rendered only at x values falling between
xlo and xhi. xlo and xhi must be
plottable values
in X. If xhi is not given then this will control
only the lower bound.
Example: sweeprange: 5 24
xstart
plotvalue
If specified, and if using sequential locations in x (xfield not
specified), determines where in X the range will start.
select
select expression
If specified, the select-expression will be used to determine
whether or not to plot a given row of data.
Example: select: @7 >= @9
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