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Doug
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When creating a histogram with SGPLOT - my text (.rtf file) appears in italics when the italic option is not specified in my title statements. Can anyone assist?

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ballardw
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Which ods style is active? That is the mostly source of font information if you aren't specifying any. And which text; title, legend, footnote, axis labels, body text generated by ODS text, value labels or something else?

Try a different style on the ODS RTF or ODS tagsets.rtf line defining the output file and see if that changes the behavior.

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ballardw
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Which ods style is active? That is the mostly source of font information if you aren't specifying any. And which text; title, legend, footnote, axis labels, body text generated by ODS text, value labels or something else?

Try a different style on the ODS RTF or ODS tagsets.rtf line defining the output file and see if that changes the behavior.

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