Hi All,
I am facing this warning in my graph code. I would like to remove it.
WARNING: DrawText statement has missing/invalid value for position (X or Y). Draw statement discarded.
Cutsomer requirement is not to see this message in the log.
this message I am getting from annotation code. blue flower bracketed in below annoation code.
Could you please suggest me a soultion.
Required output:
The annotation n=xx should placed beow each visit. now this output coming as expected.
Annotation code:
Annotation dataset:
SAS CODE:
It would help to provide the entire LOG of the step that causes the warning, as text in a text box opened on the forum with the </> icon.
Pictures of code make it extremely hard to show minor corrections to code. Code should be in either a code box, opened on the forum with the "running man" icon or a text box opened with the </> icon.
Without actual data, in the form of data step code, we can't test your code to make suggestions. I wouldn't try if I had to retype all of it. Code with macro variables needs to include the definition of the macro variable or substitute the values in to code.
What you are attempting might be easier with an XAXISTABLE instead of annotate.
It would help to provide the entire LOG of the step that causes the warning, as text in a text box opened on the forum with the </> icon.
Pictures of code make it extremely hard to show minor corrections to code. Code should be in either a code box, opened on the forum with the "running man" icon or a text box opened with the </> icon.
Without actual data, in the form of data step code, we can't test your code to make suggestions. I wouldn't try if I had to retype all of it. Code with macro variables needs to include the definition of the macro variable or substitute the values in to code.
What you are attempting might be easier with an XAXISTABLE instead of annotate.
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