The other day I noticed that ^S={...} is not recognised in the title of the xaxistable statement.
It seems to be the same for the title statement used as graph image or did I miss an option for it?
title color=blue 'Example:' color=red 'Test';
proc sgplot data=sashelp.class;
vbarbasic sex / response=height stat=mean;
run;
ods escapechar='^';
title '^S={color=red}Example:^S={color=blue}Test';
proc sgplot data=sashelp.class;
vbarbasic sex / response=height stat=mean;
run;
proc print data=sashelp.class (obs=2);
run;
The inline style escapement is not supported in ODS graphics. The only inline escapement supported is unicode (in all text) and sup/sub (in the INSET statement and TEXT annotation). The rich text support you describe can be done using the standard TITLE/FOOTNOTE syntax you showed, as well as the TEXT/TEXTCONT functions in the annotation facility.
Hi,
I used color= as I thought it would be easier to illustrate the issue. But my actual problem is with "bold" which has no counterpart.
The inline style escapement is not supported in ODS graphics. The only inline escapement supported is unicode (in all text) and sup/sub (in the INSET statement and TEXT annotation). The rich text support you describe can be done using the standard TITLE/FOOTNOTE syntax you showed, as well as the TEXT/TEXTCONT functions in the annotation facility.
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