If you are using ODS RTF, the default output type is EMF. Let's take EMF out of equation. Add this statement before your PROC SGPLOT run;
ODS GRAPHICS / outputfmt=png;
Let me know if that works better.
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ods listing close;
options source notes orientation=landscape;
ods escapechar="!" ;
ods &OUT. file="&outp.\&ta..&OUTT" style=&STY. nogtitle nogfootnote;
ods graphics / reset height = 4.5in width = 9.5in border=off;
**********Above Code****************
ods graphics off;
ods rtf close;
ods listing;
As a matter of practice, you might want to change:
ods rtf close;
to be:
ods _all_ close;
so that when &OUT. changes, you are guaranteed to close the destination.
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