ogs graphics boxplot color change

[Andre]

Hi,  (under 9.3.2)

The Template: Stat.Boxplot.Graphics.BoxPlotHorizontal  is long and quite difficult to understand

So if my goal is to change only the color inside the boxes from the htmlblue defaut color to light red  by example,

how can i determine which elements of style are involved into this task

I have observed that when i change the style from the default htmlblue to analysis

among the others  changes ther is a box color change into light green.

now i need help hox to determine the elements ofr attributes

for the proc template

proc template;

define style boxG;

parent= styles.default;

class colors /.....?;

class GraphColors /.. ?..;

style GraphColors /                                                
 


     
'gcmiss' = cxa6a6a5                                             
 


     
'gmiss' = cxc0c0bf                                              
 


     
'gablock' = cxFFFDF7                                            
 


     
'gblock' = cxEEF4EE                                             
 


     
'gcclipping' = cxDC531F                                         
 


     
'gclipping' = cxE7774F                                          
 


     
'gcstars' = cx588458                                            
 


     
'gstars' = cxB3D2B3                                             
 


     
'gcruntest' = cxE7774F                                          
 


     
'gruntest' = cxE6E6CC                                           
 


     
'gccontrollim' = cxCCCC97                                       
 


     
'gcontrollim' = cxFFFFE3                                        
 


     
'gdata' = cxB3D2B3                                              
 


     
'gcdata' = cx588458                                             
 


     
'goutlier' = cx000000                                           
 


     
'gcoutlier' = cx000000                                          
 


     
'gfit2' = cxD18000                                              
 


     
'gfit' = cx678D67                                               
 


     
'gcfit2' = cxD18000                                             
 


     
'gcfit' = cx678D67                                              
 


     
'gconfidence2' = cxF5DAC1                                       
 


     
'gconfidence' = cxDEDBC8                                        
 


     
'gcconfidence2' = cx9F8777                                      
 


     
'gcconfidence' = cxA5A18F                                       
 


     
'gpredict' = cx678D67                                           
 


     
'gcpredict' = cx678D67                                          
 


     
'gpredictlim' = cxEEEDE3                                        
 


     
'gcpredictlim' = cxEEEDE3                                       
 


     
'gerror' = cx000000                                             
 


     
'gcerror' = cx000000                                            
 


     
'ginsetheader' = colors('headerbg')                             
 


     
'ginset' = colors('databg')                                     
 


     
'greferencelines' = cxA5A5A5                                    
 


     
'gheader' = colors('docbg')                                     
 


     
'gconramp3cend' = cx3D793D                                      
 


     
'gconramp3cneutral' = cxC8C1AE                                  
 


     
'gconramp3cstart' = cxD18000                                    
 


     
'gramp3cend' = cx6EA16E                                         
 


     
'gramp3cneutral' = cxB4CBAA                                     
 


     
'gramp3cstart' = colors('docbg')                                
 


     
'gconramp2cend' = cxD18000                                      
 


     
'gconramp2cstart' = cxFFFFD4                                    
 


     
'gramp2cend' = cx6EA16E                                         
 


     
'gramp2cstart' = colors('docbg')                                
 


     
'gtext' = cx000000                                              
 


     
'glabel' = cx000000                                             
 


     
'gborderlines' = cx4F493B                                       
 


     
'goutlines' = cx000000                                          
 


     
'ggrid' = cxEFEDDD                                              
 


     
'gaxis' = cx4F493B                                              
 


     
'gshadow' = cxB4B4B4                                            
 


     
'gfloor' = cxE4E4E4                                             
 


     
'glegend' = cxFFFFFF                                            
 


     
'gwalls' = cxFFFFFF                                             
 


     
'gcdata12' = cx868686                                           
 


     
'gdata12' = cxA4A4A3                                            
 


     
'gcdata11' = cx746644                                           
 


     
'gdata11' = cx8A7A53                                            
 


     
'gcdata10' = cx699AA1                                           
 


     
'gdata10' = cx98C7CE                                            
 


     
'gcdata9' = cxE6DA9E                                            
 


     
'gdata9' = cxFAEEAF                                             
 


     
'gcdata8' = cx6882A8                                            
 


     
'gdata8' = cx8AA4C9                                             
 


     
'gcdata7' = cxBEB794                                            
 


     
'gdata7' = cxD9D2AD                                             
 


     
'gcdata6' = cxA5BDD7                                            
 


     
'gdata6' = cxBDD5EF                                             
 


     
'gcdata5' = cx8E6C93                                            
 


     
'gdata5' = cxA47DAA                                             
 


     
'gcdata4' = cxB3C54D                                            
 


     
'gdata4' = cxCBD786                                             
 


     
'gcdata3' = cxA08A5D                                            
 


     
'gdata3' = cxB49C6A                                             
 


     
'gcdata2' = cxD18000                                            
 


     
'gdata2' = cxF2AE49                                             
 


     
'gcdata1' = cx678D67                                            
 


     
'gdata1' = cx8FB38F;  

as there does not exist a tagset like style_popup  usefull for the table elements override.

the following element have no color attribute but well a fill  options?

	class GraphBox /
	capstyle = "serif"
	connect = "mean"
	displayopts = "fill caps median mean outliers";

or is one of this element acting,

	class GraphDataDefault /
	endcolor = GraphColors('gramp3cend')
	neutralcolor = GraphColors('gramp3cneutral')
	startcolor = GraphColors('gramp3cstart')
	markersize = 7px
	markersymbol = "circle"
	linethickness = 1px
	linestyle = 1
	contrastcolor = GraphColors('gcdata')
	color = GraphColors('gdata');
	class GraphData1 /
	markersymbol = "circle"
	linestyle = 1
	contrastcolor = GraphColors('gcdata1')
	color = GraphColors('gdata1');

TIA

Andre

program for test

proc sort data=sashelp.class out=class;by sex;run;

ods pdf file="d:\notes\test\modifG1.pdf" style=analysis;

title; footnote;

proc boxplot data=class ;

plot height*sex / boxstyle=schematic horizontal;

inset min mean max stddev /

header = 'Boxplot avec Statistiques '

pos = tm;

run;

ods pdf close;

[ballardw]

Look at the CBOXFILL option in the plot statement. You can assign an explict color to fill or a variable that contains the color for each record.

Or here's an example of changing the first 4 graphcolors and using inheritance from an existing style that may help.

proc template;

   define Style immunizestyle;

   parent = styles.meadow;

   style GraphColors from Graphcolors /

      'gdata4' = mediumblue

      'gdata3' = yellow

      'gdata2' = vivid_Green

      'gdata1' = FireBrick

      ;

   end;

run;

[DanH_sas · Accepted solution]

You will want to change the COLOR attribute inside of GRAPHDATADEFAULT to change the fill color. The CONTRASTCOLOR will change the outlines. The best way to handle this situation is to create a small style that inherits from the primary style that you are using. Switch to this style before the proc run, then switch back after the run. Here is an example:

proc template;

define style styles.boxstyle;

parent=styles.htmlblue;

style GraphDataDefault from GraphDataDefault /

  color=cxff0000

;

end;

run;

ods html style=boxstyle;

proc sort data=sashelp.class out=class;by sex;run;

title; footnote;

proc boxplot data=class ;

plot height*sex / boxstyle=schematic horizontal;

inset min mean max stddev /

header = 'Boxplot avec Statistiques '

pos = tm;

run;

ods html style=htmlblue;

[Andre]

Thanks Dan

It was so obvious that i was going in other details missleaded by

the fact that the dataset has to be  sorted  before the boxplot could run normaly.

So i was inducted to try with graphdata1 and graphdata2  generaly linked to (sorted) group variable

in place of  the graphdatadefault style element.

Using

class graphdatadefault /

allow inheritance and

is the same as

Style graphdatadefault from _self_ /

or

Style graphdatadefaut from graphdatadefault/

(reference  Kevin Smith paper)

If there is any error in this assumption, please discuss so that i can rectify my knowledge.

TIA

Andre

Andre