Hello
I have a question on the charts sas
So far I've used excel for data visualization but excel is very flexible and consumes a lot of memory
How shown in the screenshot convert sas report in e or firefox or in another environment
I care about the exact mapping excel screenshot!
I'm keen on memory and flexibility!!
I want to highlight that I am a beginner in procedures ods gplot etc.
Thank you very much for help and best regards.
This is done by GLPOT in SAS/GRAPH.
How is a different story. Depends on what kind of interaction the user expects. Is this a SAS server solution? If so, what licence do you have?
I have a simple license server is not
So I ask you how ?????
Sorry, what do you mean how? You follow the same process as if it were Excel, you get your data organized adequately in a SAS dataset, then using either code, or a graphical designer create the graph output. From a SAS perspective you would open SAS, get your data in (proc import, datafile reading, manually type it in etc.), then execute some code in the SAS editor window - this code can be from the examples given in that blog, code you write, or code saved from the SGDesigner module (found under Tools -> ODS Graphics Designer which is similar to the Excel graph designer, or by entering %sgdesign; and executing that).
In either case you need data going in, some code = your output graph.
Hi,
Have a look at this blog, it gives examples of most types of graphs/layouts etc.
Can you provide the data that you used to create the graphs in your screen-capture?
Yes i can
The data are a little different but the idea is the same
I'm grateful for your interest
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