The code attached runs on my data without errors and produces an HTML file. However, I have noticed an unusual quirk that I can only use the embedded HTML tooltips with the SAS EG results viewed, when I open the HTML file that is produced, there is no "mouse-over" tooltip for each data point as there is when I use the results viewer in EG. I thought that the options (bitmap_mode='inline') was supposed to take care of that. Any insight is greatly appreciated.
%let name=.; %let odsout=.; data Trend1; set abc; length Trend1_html $200; Trend1_html= 'title='||quote(trim(put(<date variable>,date7.))||': '||strip(put(Metric,comma9.0))); run; /******************/ /* Output to HTML */ /******************/ /************************************************************************************************/ proc template; define style styles.mystyle; parent=styles.htmlblue; class pagebreak / display=none; end; run; /*ODS LISTING CLOSE;*/ ODS HTML5 style=styles.mystyle options (bitmap_mode='inline') (url=none) file="&name..html" path="&odsout."; goptions gunit=pct htitle=4 htext=4 ftitle=&ftitle ftext=&ftext; axis1 c=gray44 label=(angle=90 "Title") minor=none; symbol1 v=dot h=4 interpol=spline w=1 color=blue; symbol2 v=dot h=4 interpol=spline w=1 color=orange; legend1 label=none mode=reserve position=(bottom center outside) across=2 cframe=white cborder=gray33 ; title ls=3 c=black height=28pt "Title"; proc gplot data=Trend1; plot Metric*Trend=Group / vaxis=axis1 haxis=axis2 autovref cvref=graycc autohref chref=graycc legend=legend1 noframe html=Trend1_html des='' name='Trend1'; run; title; proc report data = Table center; column ("Time Period" Group) stat, Metric ; define "group"n / group ' '; define stat / across ' ' order=data; define Metric / analysis sum f=comma6. ' '; run; ODS HTML5 CLOSE; ODS LISTING;
when I open the HTML file
Which browser are you using when you open the file ?
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