Question: If you could change just ONE thing...

[Sascoder]

An easier solution  to plotting multiple graphs on one page with the ability to format in different ways.

[Cynthia_sas]

Hi:
I think that the ODS Graphics Designer is what you need to look at. I find it easy to use the designer to put multiple cells into 1 graphic image, where each cell contains a different type of graph, such as a scatter plot in one cell and a bar chart in the other cell. In fact, this is the example we use in the ODS Graphics class to show what you can do with ODS Graphics Designer.

Cynthia

[Sascoder]

Thanks, I'll check it out.

I have two common uses.  One is the ability to generate publication quality graphs, which i can mostly figure out.

The second is to output a bunch of graphs formatted to easily have a first look at data, where I can put many on a page in a structured way that makes it easy to compare.  I am thinking of something similar to the R par() command where you can specify numbers of rows or columns per page and send multiple pages to pdf.   Not too long ago, I came upon something in SAS that looks like it does something similar, but I had some trouble getting it to do what I wanted simply.  I often just output separate graphs and copy/paste to word doc, which is pretty clunky.

Thanks again!

[tomrvincent]

I get this error trying to run it:

26 %sgdesign;
ERROR: Write access to member SASUSER.LIBREFS.DATA is denied.
ERROR: Java class generated an exception.