SAS Bar chart with percentages - sas

Question

I am a new user to SAS so any feedback is greatly appreciated. I am trying to create a bar chart in SAS which shows the percent of patients that received a test by category (a stratification of risk) and then within that, show where the test was received (location). My dataset looks like this:
Category Test Test_location
High Risk 1 Site 1
Intermediate Risk 1 Site 2
Low Risk 0 .
Intermediate Risk 0 .
High Risk 1 Site 3
Where each patient is listed with the category they have been assigned to (variable 'Category'), an indicator variable that shows whether or not they received a test (variable 'test' where '1'=received test and '0'=did not receive test) and if they received a test, where that test took place (variable 'test_location').
I want to create a bar graph with the categories on the x axis and the yaxis showing the percentage of patients who got a test (test=1), and each bar showing how many tests occurred in Site 1, 2 and 3.
I have this code but it gives me the counts of patients who received test rather than percentages:
proc sgplot data=test;
vbar category / response=test
group=test_location groupdisplay=stack;
yaxis grid values=(0 to 100 by 10) label="Percentage of patients who received testing (%)";
label Category= "Risk Stratification";
keylegend /title="Testing Location" position=bottom;
quit;
I don't think proc sgplot has a percent stat, so I tried doing a proc freq but I can't figure out how to do that accurately for all of the variables I have.
Thanks for your help!
EDIT;
I added in percent stat like the poster below suggested, but it is not giving me the percentages I want (it gives me a pct_col output of test*category, and I want pct_row).
The below code gives me the percentages I want, but I also want to add test_location to show on each bar what percentages of patients were in each location.
proc tabulate data=test_util out=freq1;
class category test;
tables category,test*rowpctn;
run;
proc sgplot data=Freq1;
where test=1;
vbar category / response=pctn_10;
quit;
Example of what I want:
In the dummy dataset below, for high risk patients, for example, I want a bar that shows 75% (12 patients with tests out of the total 16 high risk patients) received tests, and then have the bar shaded to show 41.66% of those test were at Site 1, 33.34% at Site 2 and 25% at Site 3. And so on for the intermediate and low risk categories. If there is a way to label the subsections with the exact percentages, that would be great too.
Dummy data set:
data test;
infile datalines missover;
input ID Category $ Test Test_location $;
datalines;
1 High 1 Site_1
2 High 1 Site_1
3 High 1 Site_1
4 High 1 Site_1
5 High 1 Site_1
6 High 1 Site_2
7 High 1 Site_2
8 High 1 Site_2
9 High 1 Site_2
10 High 1 Site_3
11 High 1 Site_3
12 High 1 Site_3
13 High 0
14 High 0
15 High 0
16 High 0
17 Intermediate 1 Site_1
18 Intermediate 1 Site_1
19 Intermediate 1 Site_2
20 Intermediate 0
21 Intermediate 0
22 Intermediate 0
23 Intermediate 0
24 Intermediate 0
25 Intermediate 0
26 Low 1 Site_1
27 Low 1 Site_1
28 Low 1 Site_1
29 Low 1 Site_2
30 Low 1 Site_2
31 Low 1 Site_2
32 Low 1 Site_3
33 Low 0
34 Low 0
35 Low 0
36 Low 0
37 Low 0
38 Low 0
;

Answer 1

proc sgplot data=mydata pctlevel=graph;
vbar Category / response=Test stat=percent
group=Test_location;
run;

Answer 2

proc sgplot does have a percent stat, if you're in SAS 9.4+. That wasn't added until that point (According to the doc, anyway; you might try it and see in case it's undocumented.)
If not, then proc freq should allow you to create values that proc sgplot with vbarparm can use. You don't post your proc freq above so I don't know what you've tried yet, but look around; for example, my MWSUG paper shows an example of doing this (for a different reason, but the result is largely the same).
Here's a tabulate that does the work - probably easier than using freq.
proc tabulate data=have out=freq1;
class category test test_location/missing;
tables test_location,category,test*pctn;
run;
proc sgplot data=Freq1;
where test=1;
vbar category / response=pctn_000 group=test_location;
quit;