proc gplot, proc sgplot and proc print, all on the same page

[ballardw]

Ods Destination used? RTF and PDF have different approaches to some of the same appearance elements. A

ODS destination options in effect? These are likely what is creating one page per graph plus the proc print output.

Papersize or similar setting or default used to print your documents?

Size of the graph images? The physical size of graphs may prevent them from fitting on a single page. If your graphs are 5 inches tall and displaying in a document for 10 inch tall paper then margins + space between graphs+the graphs could exceed the space available.

Size/amount of the proc print output?

I would strongly consider whether you really need proc GPLOT output as that may complicate some of the possible solutions.

It may be possible to include the proc print output, depending on volume, in an INSET block of a graph.

I would suggest attaching an example of your output document as that likely will provide answers to many other questions that may need to be answered.  And the code used to generate the output for one of these documents as well would likely be a good a idea.

[zimcom]

I copied and pasted the code in above.
The two graphs are all the proper size and can easily fit into one page and the DM listing is only one row. If I don't print them all on one page, then it would defeat the purpose of this report.
I used proc GPLOT, because I find an example of code which draw the kind of graph I need.

Thanks

[Reeza]

Look at the STARTPAGE options for the ODS destination you're using. That option controls when a new page is started and you can explicitly control it.

[zimcom]

@Reeza @ballardw @PaigeMiller 

Thank you all, I can't express how much I appreciated your help on this!