https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/ODS-RTF-Multiple-Graphs/m-p/5655#M2281 In the SAS/Graph documentation, look at the syntax for the procedure to save the results to a graphics catalogue.<BR /> <BR /> Then look at the documentation for the Template procedure which will let you design a layout for your results page.<BR /> <BR /> Finally, look at the documentation for the GReplay procedure which will let you redraw your graphs onto the template.<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> This solution is very specific to the SAS/Graph product and is outside the scope of this discussion group. If you continue to have trouble, search for SAS papers on the template and GReplay procedures, or call SAS technical support.<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> Kind regards<BR /> <BR /> David Sun, 25 Nov 2007 23:17:46 GMT deleted_user 2007-11-25T23:17:46Z https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/ODS-RTF-Multiple-Graphs/m-p/5654#M2280 I am having a problem getting my graphs to fit on one page. The following code is an example of something I am trying to do with my data. I plot several charts on one page but SAS rather than shrink them to fit overlaps.<BR /> <BR /> How can I shrink them whilst keeping the graph exactly as it is. I know I could set device=jpeg but I want to keep the ineractivity.<BR /> <BR /> Thanks<BR /> <BR /> options papersize=A4 orientation=landscape;<BR /> <BR /> ods rtf file ='/user01/ucollrec/Alan/rtfexample.rtf' columns=3 keepn startpage=no;<BR /> <BR /> Axis1<BR /> STYLE=1<BR /> WIDTH=1<BR /> MINOR=NONE;<BR /> Axis2<BR /> STYLE=1<BR /> WIDTH=1;<BR /> Axis3;<BR /> Axis3<BR /> STYLE=1<BR /> WIDTH=1;<BR /> TITLE;<BR /> TITLE1 "Bar Chart";<BR /> FOOTNOTE;<BR /> FOOTNOTE1;<BR /> <BR /> PROC GCHART DATA=SAShelp.air;<BR /> VBAR3D DATE<BR /> / SUMVAR=AIR<BR /> SHAPE=BLOCK<BR /> FRAME TYPE=SUM<BR /> COUTLINE=BLACK<BR /> RAXIS=AXIS1<BR /> MAXIS=AXIS2<BR /> GAXIS=AXIS3<BR /> GAXIS=AXIS3;<BR /> RUN;<BR /> <BR /> PROC GCHART DATA=SAShelp.air;<BR /> VBAR3D DATE<BR /> / SUMVAR=AIR<BR /> SHAPE=BLOCK<BR /> FRAME TYPE=SUM<BR /> COUTLINE=BLACK<BR /> RAXIS=AXIS1<BR /> MAXIS=AXIS2<BR /> GAXIS=AXIS3<BR /> GAXIS=AXIS3;<BR /> RUN;<BR /> <BR /> PROC GCHART DATA=SAShelp.air;<BR /> VBAR3D DATE<BR /> / SUMVAR=AIR<BR /> SHAPE=BLOCK<BR /> FRAME TYPE=SUM<BR /> COUTLINE=BLACK<BR /> RAXIS=AXIS1<BR /> MAXIS=AXIS2<BR /> GAXIS=AXIS3<BR /> GAXIS=AXIS3;<BR /> RUN;<BR /> <BR /> PROC GCHART DATA=SAShelp.air;<BR /> VBAR3D DATE<BR /> / SUMVAR=AIR<BR /> SHAPE=BLOCK<BR /> FRAME TYPE=SUM<BR /> COUTLINE=BLACK<BR /> RAXIS=AXIS1<BR /> MAXIS=AXIS2<BR /> GAXIS=AXIS3<BR /> GAXIS=AXIS3;<BR /> RUN; Fri, 23 Nov 2007 16:02:34 GMT https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/ODS-RTF-Multiple-Graphs/m-p/5654#M2280 deleted_user 2007-11-23T16:02:34Z https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/ODS-RTF-Multiple-Graphs/m-p/5655#M2281 In the SAS/Graph documentation, look at the syntax for the procedure to save the results to a graphics catalogue.<BR /> <BR /> Then look at the documentation for the Template procedure which will let you design a layout for your results page.<BR /> <BR /> Finally, look at the documentation for the GReplay procedure which will let you redraw your graphs onto the template.<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> This solution is very specific to the SAS/Graph product and is outside the scope of this discussion group. If you continue to have trouble, search for SAS papers on the template and GReplay procedures, or call SAS technical support.<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> Kind regards<BR /> <BR /> David Sun, 25 Nov 2007 23:17:46 GMT https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/ODS-RTF-Multiple-Graphs/m-p/5655#M2281 deleted_user 2007-11-25T23:17:46Z