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milts
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi,

Is there a way to enhance this pie chart? My output has a lot of white space above and below. How can I make the pie chart become bigger and occupy the extra white space instead? Please see below for the current code.

Thanks!

Milton

%stpbegin;

goptions reset=all;

goptions cback=white device=activex vsize=3in hsize=3in transparency;

%colormac;

pattern1 v=solid color=red;

pattern2 v=solid color=orange;

pattern3 v=solid color=blue;

pattern4 v=solid color=yellow;

legend1 label=none frame;

proc gchart

data=tmp;

pie taxpayer /

sumvar=percentage

slice=arrow

value=inside

explode="CORPORATE"

;

run;

quit;

%stpend;


graph.jpg
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GraphGuy
Meteorite | Level 14

Perhaps change the proportions of your page (such as ...  goptions xpixels=500 ypixels=200;)

Perhaps try using shorter text for the slice labels, or using mixed-case rather than upper-case.

Perhaps try using a smaller font.

Perhaps try using some other devices besides activex (such as png and java).

Perhaps resort to putting the labels inside the slices.

Bill
Quartz | Level 8

better to use a bar chart with all bars the same colour except for the corporate bar ...

milts
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi Bill,

That is a good suggestion. We'll experiment with that one also. Thanks!

Milton

milts
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi Dr. Allison,

Yeah I've been experimenting already with those properties already except for the gdevice. Currently it's activex. Will try to experiment with png and java.

Milton

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