Population pyramids

 

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* (Q) How can I produce a Population pyramid? 

* (A) Posted to SPSSX-L on 2003/02/22 by Raynald Levesque.

NEW FILE.
INPUT PROGRAM.
LOOP cnt=1 TO 1000.
+ COMPUTE sex=UNIFORM(1)>.5.
+ COMPUTE ageb=TRUNC(UNIFORM(10)).
+ END CASE.
END LOOP.
END FILE.
END INPUT PROGRAM.

AGGREGATE OUTFILE=*
  /BREAK=sex ageb
  /nb=N.

VALUE LABELS sex 0 'Male' 1 'Female'
	/ageb 0 "0-10" 1 "11-20" 2 "21-30" 3 "31-40" 4 "41-50" 5 "51-60" 6 "61-70"
	7 "71-80" 8 "81-90" 9 "91+".
FORMATS ageb(F3).
VARIABLE LABEL ageb "age bands".

IF sex=1 nb=-nb.
SET CCA=",,,".
FORMAT nb (CCA10).
IGRAPH /VIEWNAME='Population Pyramid' 
	/X1 = VAR(ageb) TYPE = CATEGORICAL 
	/Y = VAR(nb) TYPE = SCALE TITLE='population'
	/COLOR = VAR(sex) TYPE = CATEGORICAL STACK 
	/COORDINATE = HORIZONTAL  /X1LENGTH=3.0 /YLENGTH=3.0 /X2LENGTH=3.0 
	/CHARTLOOK='NONE'
	/CATORDER VAR(ageb) (ASCENDING VALUES OMITEMPTY) 
	/CATORDER VAR(sex) (ASCENDING VALUES OMITEMPTY) 
	/BAR(SUM) KEY=ON SHAPE = RECTANGLE BASELINE=AUTO.
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