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XCHART Statement

Axis Labels

You can specify axis labels by assigning labels to particular variables in the input data set, as summarized in the following table:

Axis Input Data Set Variable
Horizontalallsubgroup-variable
VerticalDATA=process
VerticalHISTORY=subgroup mean variable
VerticalTABLE=_SUBX_

If you specify the TRENDVAR= option, you can provide distinct labels for the vertical axes of the \bar{X} and trend charts by breaking the vertical axis into two parts with a split character. Specify the split character with the SPLIT= option. The first part labels the vertical axis of the \bar{X} chart, and the second part labels the vertical axis of the trend chart.

For example, the following sets of statements specify the label Residual Mean for the vertical axis of the \bar{X} chart and the label Fitted Mean for the vertical axis of the trend chart:

   proc shewhart data=toolwear;
      xchart diameter*hour / split    = '/'
                             trendvar = fitted ;
      label diameter = 'Residual Mean/Fitted Mean';
   run;

   proc shewhart history=regdata;
      xchart diameter*hour / split    = '/'
                             trendvar = fitted;
      label diamterx = 'Residual Mean/Fitted Mean';
   run;

In this example, the label assignments are in effect only for the duration of the procedure step, and they temporarily override any permanent labels associated with the variables.

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