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XSCHART 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
Vertical (\bar{X} chart)DATA=process
Vertical (\bar{X} chart)HISTORY=subgroup mean variable
Vertical (\bar{X} chart)TABLE=_SUBX_

You can specify distinct labels for the vertical axes of the \bar{X} and s 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 s chart.

For example, the following sets of statements specify the label Avg Power Output for the vertical axis of the \bar{X} chart and the label Std Deviation for the vertical axis of the s chart:

   proc shewhart data=turbine;
      xschart kwatts*day / split = '/' ;
      label kwatts = 'Avg Power Output/Std Deviation';
   run;

   proc shewhart history=turbhist;
      xschart kwatts*day / split = '/' ;
      label kwattsx = 'Avg Power Output/Std Deviation';
   run;

   proc shewhart table=turbtab;
      xschart kwatts*day / split = '/' ;
      label _SUBX_ = 'Avg Power Output/Std Deviation';
   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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