I use SAS 9.4M3.
Using TextPlot with sgrender heatmapparm. The position variable has various selections (top, topright, center, bottom, etc.) however on my heatmap using 3 text plots, they cram into each other. Is there a way to control textplot variables differently, giving me more control to place them where I want in the box?
It is not clear to me what you are asking, but I will take a guess. Currently, the position option takes only a value (TOP, TOPRIGHT, etc.). This applies to all the text observations. But you may want values positioned differently. One way around this is to break up your display using multiple TEXT plot statements, one each for the position value. I realize this is not ideal, but this is what I have done before when I want some values positioned at top of (x, y) and others at bottom. I hope this helps.
FYI, we reasize this limitation and we are extending this to allow POSITION=variable. Then, you will be able to provide the position value in the column of the data for each observation. We expect this to be available with SAS 9.40M5
Change the size of the graphic display area
Change the size of the text
Reduce the number characters of text displayed
It is not clear to me what you are asking, but I will take a guess. Currently, the position option takes only a value (TOP, TOPRIGHT, etc.). This applies to all the text observations. But you may want values positioned differently. One way around this is to break up your display using multiple TEXT plot statements, one each for the position value. I realize this is not ideal, but this is what I have done before when I want some values positioned at top of (x, y) and others at bottom. I hope this helps.
FYI, we reasize this limitation and we are extending this to allow POSITION=variable. Then, you will be able to provide the position value in the column of the data for each observation. We expect this to be available with SAS 9.40M5
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