Hello
I have a graph generated from sas and I am looking to make it fill more of the pdf document, which it is presented in.
I have attacted the file, and would like it to fil more of the doucment, since there is a lot of empty space.
But I am not quite sure on how to do so, so I was hoping for some help.
Here is the relevant code:
OPTIONS ORIENTATION=LANDSCAPE NODATE nobyline; /*nobyline fjerner automatisk genereret by linie*/
ODS PDF File = "F:xx.pdf " STYLE=sasWeb;
proc sgplot data=Have;*noautolegend;
hbar NodeName / response=Variable/*stat=sum*/ nostatlabel datalabel
discreteoffset=-0.2 barwidth=0.4 fillattrs=(color=VIGB) name="A";
hbar NodeName / response=AfkastATD_BM /*stat=sum*/ nostatlabel datalabel
discreteoffset=+0.25 barwidth=0.4 fillattrs=(color=VLIYG) name="B";
yaxis grid label='Aktiver' values=(1 to 10 by 1);
keylegend "Afkast" "BM" /across=2 down=1 location=outside position=topleft title="" ;
label AfkastATD_NodeName = "A"
AfkastATD_BM = "B";
TITLE FONT='Times' BOLD COLOR=BLACK HEIGHT=1.5 "xxx ";
run;
TITLE; FOOTNOTE;
GOPTIONS RESET=ALL;
ODS PDF CLOSE;
Hi,
You can set the size of a graph in the ods graphics options:
ods graphics / reset=all height=10cm width=50cm noborder;
options orientation=landscape;
In the above I use cm, but you can use various different measurements.
Hi,
You can set the size of a graph in the ods graphics options:
ods graphics / reset=all height=10cm width=50cm noborder;
options orientation=landscape;
In the above I use cm, but you can use various different measurements.
Hey
Thanks, your suggestion solved my problem.
Thank you for your help ![]()
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