Dear SAS Users:
I have absolutely no idea on the following Log notes:
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Output Added:
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Name: SGRender
Label: The SGRender Procedure
Template: myTemplate
Path: Sgrender.SGRender
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NOTE: PROCEDURE SGRENDER used (Total process time):
real time 0.81 seconds
cpu time 0.23 seconds
ERROR: Requested function is not supported.
ERROR: Unable to process the graph.
NOTE: There were 70 observations read from the data set WORK.myDataSet.
NOTE: ODS PDF printed 5 pages to G:\....pdf
In my code I use PROC GLIMMIX and its graphs are successfully printed in my PDF output.
Then I create a template for another graph to print my data.
And only what I have is the horizontal grid lines and no complete graph.
At the same time when I explicitly run the corresponding piece of my code
I can easily see my graph of interest the "Results Viewer window".
To what function may concern?
I found the "Problem Note 13588" but possibly it is not the case here
(swapping symbols doesn't help, no "RS=NONE" in my code).
Any help is very welcome.
Since you mention you created a template the most likely cause of this type of message is a syntax error that may not be evident until running the result. Typically I would look for a misspelled keyword or missing ";" or unclosed "(" such that some other text, possibly a variable name, is in the position where the template expects to encounter a different instruction.
If you post the code for the template we may be able to point to specific examples.
(I updated my question.)
ballardw, thank you for your reply.
Usually, yes I forget them... .
Probably here it is the fact, but I can't see the missing items...
Here is my code:
PROC TEMPLATE;
DEFINE STATGRAPH myTemplate;
BEGINGRAPH / BORDER = FALSE;
ENTRYTITLE "...&lstname" /
TEXTATTRS = (SIZE = 9 pt STYLE = ITALIC WEIGHT = NORMAL FAMILY = "Times New Roman");
LEGENDITEM
TYPE = MARKER
NAME = "mean" /
LABEL = "Mean arithmetic"
MARKERATTRS = (SYMBOL = square COLOR = GRAY);
LEGENDITEM
TYPE = LINE
NAME = "median" /
LABEL = "Median"
LINEATTRS = (COLOR = GRAY);
LEGENDITEM
TYPE = LINE
NAME = "prfl" /
LABEL = "prfl"
LINEATTRS = (COLOR = BLACK);
LAYOUT OVERLAY /
YAXISOPTS = (
GRIDDISPLAY = ON
DISPLAY = (TICKS TICKVALUES)
LINEAROPTS = (
VIEWMIN = 0
VIEWMAX = 30
THRESHOLDMAX = 1 )
OFFSETMIN = 0
OFFSETMAX = 0
LABEL = "myLabel")
XAXISOPTS = (
DISPLAY = (TICKS TICKVALUES)
LINEAROPTS = (
VIEWMIN = -1
VIEWMAX = 4)
TICKVALUEATTRS = (FAMILY = "Times New Roman" STYLE = ITALIC WEIGHT = BOLD SIZE = 8 pt));
BOXPLOT
X = myFactors
Y = myResponse /
CAPSHAPE = SERIF
DISPLAY = (FILL MEAN MEDIAN)
FILLATTRS = (COLOR = Lavender)
EXTREME = TRUE
OUTLINEATTRS = (THICKNESS = 0)
WHISKERATTRS = (THICKNESS = 0)
MEANATTRS = (SYMBOL = square COLOR = GRAY SIZE = 9)
MEDIANATTRS = (COLOR = GRAY THICKNESS = 1)
NAME = "iqr" LEGENDLABEL = "IQR";
SERIESPLOT
X = Condition
Y = VALUEE /
GROUP = ExpID
LINEATTRS = (PATTERN = SOLID COLOR = BLACK);
DISCRETELEGEND "mean" "median" /
TYPE = ALL
LOCATION = OUTSIDE HALIGN = LEFT VALIGN = BOTTOM
BORDER = FALSE VALUEATTRS = (COLOR = BLACK);
DISCRETELEGEND "iqr" "prfl" /
TYPE = ALL
LOCATION = OUTSIDE HALIGN = RIGHT VALIGN = BOTTOM
BORDER = FALSE VALUEATTRS = (COLOR = BLACK);
ENDLAYOUT;
ENDGRAPH;
END;
RUN;
PROC SGRENDER TEMPLATE = 'myTemplate' DATA = myData;
RUN;
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