Hi,
I need to create a SAS Map of USA using SAS Graphs(Proc
Gmap).The data i have dosent contain any co-ordinates of USA
cities or counties or states, and the zip codes are
diffrent in the data i have from the zip code in the
Maps.US dataset in the Maps Library for SAS MAPS.
the data i have is a sales report. i have to generate the
maps according to the states,cities aligned in the sales
data, HELP Appriciated
Answer / santosh.pat69
I have used teh following syntax
Proc gmap
data=xxxx
maps=maps.us;
id zip;
choro zip/NOlegend;
quit;
here i have used Zip instead of state.
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