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fredbell
Fluorite | Level 6
Hi

I am not clear on why the below code generates this message in the table of contents under the report name. I would like it to read something like Click to see results. Any suggestions?

Also how do i change size of font in table of contents?

ODS HTML file='HTML_FILE.html'
contents='HTML_CONTENTS.html'
frame='Calls Handled.html';
ODS PROCLABEL "None Bedrock All LOB Calls Handled";

axis1 value=(height=8pt angle=90);
axis2 label=(angle=90 rotate=0);


proc gplot data = Totals_NoneBedrock;

title h=3 f=simplex "The Date is: %sysfunc(date(),worddate.)";
title2 h=4 f=simplex 'None Bedrock All Lobs Calls Handled through Time';
footnote h=3 f=simplex 'EDW vccart_sceintrvl agentcallshandled';
plot calls_handled*Date unknown*date / overlay haxis=axis1 vaxis=axis2;

symbol v = triangle I = j ci=black
w = 1 ;
label Date = ‘Date’;
run;
quit;

ods html close;

Thanks always.

Fred Message was edited by: fredbell
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Cynthia_sas
Diamond | Level 26
Hi:
I believe what you see for SAS/Graph output in the table of contents is the information that comes from the PLOT statement. The DESC= option might alter the contents label that you see. Also, the ODS PROCLABEL statement will make an impact on the top level node in the TOC. This note:
http://support.sas.com/kb/11/888.html

Explains that in SAS 9.1, you cannot use DESC=' ' in order to "blank out" the description.

cynthia

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