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BigPete
Obsidian | Level 7

In case you don't feel comfortable looking at the attachments, you can copy, paste, and run the code you see below. It'll spit out the same file. I'm trying to place the table and graph on the same line and make sure they're left justified. Seems that the OPTIONS NOCENTER didn't work with the bar chart.

 

The closest I tried is adding the ODS RTF COLUMNS=2 option right before PROC REPORT and ODS RTF COLUMNS=1 after PROC SGPLOT. Even so, it puts everything in 2 columns when I prefer just the visuals and you'll see that bar chart center justified in the second column.

 

Any idea how I can place the table and bar chart 1 space apart on the same line? I know I can just simply do it myself manually in Word, but how would I do it via SAS especially if I was to automate a mass file production?

 


%let outsy=E:\Users\Pete\Desktop\qb;

data qbdats;
input QB $ completed passes;
datalines;
Brett 23 35
Tom 21 29
Peyton 34 41
Eli 32 37
Aaron 26 38
;
run;

/* at this point main this is basically adding the _type_
   variable but would be appropriate if your data was 
   per game or similar
   A GROUP variable creates a stacked barchart with 
   separate colors for each level. If you only have
   on value for a group it stands out as desired.
*/
proc summary data=qbdats;
class QB;
var completed passes;
output out=qbsums sum=;
run;

data qb_pass_rate;
   set qbsums;
   completion_rate = completed/passes ;
   if missing(QB) then QB='Total';
run;

data attrmap;
   /* The ID required variable contains the name of the attribute map */
   /* The VALUE required variable contains the value of the GROUP variable, 
      which in this case is BARTYPE */
   /* The FILLCOLOR variable is used to change the color for the bars created by the VBAR 
      statement. */
   input id $ value fillcolor $;
   datalines;
_type_ 0 green
_type_ 1 blue
;
run;

%let defaulttablefont=font_face=Calibri fontsize=10pt;
ods noresults escapechar='^';

%let bc=cxD3DFEE;
%let bw=1;
%let breaklinesandwich=borderbottomcolor=&bc borderbottomwidth=&bw.pt bordertopcolor=&bc bordertopwidth=&bw.pt;
%let boxy=borderwidth=&bw.pt bordercolor=&bc;

%let titlestyle=font_face=Calibri fontsize=12pt fontweight=bold background=cxD3DFEE;

ods path sasuser.templat(UPDATE)
       mylib.templat  (READ)
       sashelp.tmplmst(READ);

proc template;
  define style styles.test1;
	parent=styles.printer;
   style Body from Document /
      marginbottom = 0.5in
      margintop = 0.5in
      marginright = 0.5in
      marginleft = 0.5in;
  end;
run;

ods rtf file="&outsy\qb_stats.rtf" style=styles.test1 startpage=never;
options nocenter;

ods rtf text="^{newline}^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt &breaklinesandwich]This report provides a 
summary of data collected for the QB passes in football. The task was issued to Pete in XXX game(s).}^{newline}";
ods rtf text="^{newline}";

/*ods rtf columns=2;*/

PROC REPORT DATA = qb_pass_rate(where=(qb^='Total')) MISSING nowd
	STYLE(REPORT)=[BACKGROUND=WHITE ASIS=ON just=l frame=box &defaulttablefont]
	style(column)=[&defaulttablefont]
	style(header)=[background=white &defaulttablefont fontweight=bold borderbottomcolor=black borderbottomwidth=3]
	;

COLUMN QB Completed passes pctComp;

COMPUTE qb;
	COUNT+1;
	IF (MOD(COUNT,2)) THEN CALL DEFINE (_ROW_, 'STYLE', 'STYLE=[BACKGROUND=cxD3DFEE]');
  IF _BREAK_="_RBREAK_" THEN DO;
	qb = 'Total';
	CALL DEFINE (_ROW_, 'STYLE', "STYLE=[BACKGROUND=cxD3DFEE fontweight=bold bordertopcolor=black bordertopwidth=3]");
  end;
ENDCOMP;

DEFINE qb	/ "QB" ORDER=data center;
DEFINE Completed	/ "# caught"			center format=comma.;
DEFINE passes	/ "# of passes"				center format=comma.;
define pctComp / "Pass Completion Rate (%)" computed center	format=percent8.2;

compute pctComp;
  pctComp=completed.sum/passes.sum;
endcomp;

RBREAK AFTER / SUMMARIZE;
RUN;

ods graphics on / width=4in height=3in;
proc sgplot data= qb_pass_rate dattrmap=attrmap noautolegend;
  title; footnote;
  xaxis label = 'QB' labelattrs=(Family=Calibri Size=10 Weight=bold)
	type=discrete discreteorder=data display=(noticks);
  yaxis label='Pass Completion Rate (%)' labelattrs=(Family=Calibri Size=10 Weight=bold)
	tickvalueformat=percent6. grid gridattrs=(color=gray pattern=shortdash thickness=1);
   vbar qb / response= completion_rate group=_type_ attrid=_type_ datalabel datalabelattrs=(weight=bold);
  format completion_rate percent8.2;
run;

/*ods rtf columns=1;*/

ods rtf close;
ods _all_ close;

 

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ballardw
Super User

With ODS LAYOUT you can create regions that are side by side with PDF, not RTF, output. I don't use PDF much so can't point to anything except the examples in the online help.

BigPete
Obsidian | Level 7

Looks like pulling a 2-column for only a part of page rather than whole is doable through ODS RTF. However, I'm lost on where would be good spots to wedge in ODS RTF COLUMNS=1 and ODS RTF COLUMNS=2 to put together only the table and chart side-to-side. Any idea?

 

%let outsy=E:\Users\pete\Desktop\qb;

data qbdats;
input QB $ completed passes;
datalines;
Brett 23 35
Tom 21 29
Peyton 34 41
Eli 32 37
Aaron 26 38
;
run;

/* at this point main this is basically adding the _type_
   variable but would be appropriate if your data was 
   per game or similar
   A GROUP variable creates a stacked barchart with 
   separate colors for each level. If you only have
   on value for a group it stands out as desired.
*/
proc summary data=qbdats;
class QB;
var completed passes;
output out=qbsums sum=;
run;

data qb_pass_rate;
   set qbsums;
   completion_rate = completed/passes ;
   if missing(QB) then QB='Total';
run;

data attrmap;
   /* The ID required variable contains the name of the attribute map */
   /* The VALUE required variable contains the value of the GROUP variable, 
      which in this case is BARTYPE */
   /* The FILLCOLOR variable is used to change the color for the bars created by the VBAR 
      statement. */
   input id $ value fillcolor $;
   datalines;
_type_ 0 green
_type_ 1 blue
;
run;

%let defaulttablefont=font_face=Calibri fontsize=10pt;
ods noresults escapechar='^';

%let bc=cx7BA0CD;
%let bw=1;
%let breaklinesandwich=borderbottomcolor=&bc borderbottomwidth=&bw.pt bordertopcolor=&bc bordertopwidth=&bw.pt;
/*%let boxy=borderwidth=&bw.pt bordercolor=&bc;*/

%let titlestyle=borderwidth=&bw.pt bordercolor=&bc font_face=Calibri fontsize=12pt fontweight=bold background=cxD3DFEE;

ods path sasuser.templat(UPDATE)
       mylib.templat  (READ)
       sashelp.tmplmst(READ);

proc template;
  define style styles.test1;
	parent=styles.rtf;
	style fonts /
      'TitleFont' = ("Arial",16pt)
	  'TitleFont2' = ("Arial",16pt)
      'StrongFont' = ("<MTserif>, Times Roman",10pt,bold)
      'EmphasisFont' = ("Calibri",10pt,bold)
      'FixedEmphasisFont' = ("<MTmonospace>, Courier",9pt,italic)
      'FixedStrongFont' = ("<MTmonospace>, Courier",9pt,bold)
      'BatchFixedFont' = ("SAS Monospace, <MTmonospace>, Courier",6.7pt)
      'FixedFont' = ("<MTmonospace>, Courier",9pt)
      'headingFont' = ("<MTserif>, Times Roman",11pt,bold)
	  'docFont'=("Calibri",10pt)
	  ;
   style GraphFonts /
      'NodeDetailFont' = ("<MTserif>, <serif>",7pt)
      'NodeInputLabelFont' = ("<MTserif>, <serif>",9pt)
      'NodeLabelFont' = ("<MTserif>, <serif>",9pt)
      'NodeTitleFont' = ("<MTserif>, <serif>",9pt)
      'GraphDataFont' = ("Calibri",10pt,bold)
      'GraphUnicodeFont' = ("<MTserif-unicode>",9pt)
      'GraphValueFont' = ("Calibri",16pt)
      'GraphLabel2Font' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'GraphLabelFont' = ("Calibri",10pt,bold)
      'GraphFootnoteFont' = ("<MTserif>, <serif>",10pt)
      'GraphTitleFont' = ("<MTserif>, <serif>",11pt,bold)
      'GraphTitle1Font' = ("<MTserif>, <serif>",14pt,bold)
      'GraphAnnoFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
	  ;
/*   class TitlesAndFooters /*/
/*      font = Fonts('TitleFont2')*/
/*      backgroundcolor = colors('systitlebg')*/
/*      color = colors('systitlefg')*/
/*	;*/
	style systemtitle from TitlesAndFooters /
	  just=left
	  vjust=bottom
	;
	style Body from Document /
      marginbottom = 0.5in
      margintop = 1in
      marginright = 1in
      marginleft = 1in;
	style Table from Output /
/*      bordercollapse = separate*/
      rules = ALL
      cellpadding = 1pt
	  bordercolor=cx7BA0CD
      borderwidth=2pt
      borderstyle = solid
/*	  font=fonts('docFont')*/
	;
	style header from table /
	  just=center
	  vjust=middle
	  fontweight=bold
	  background=white
	  borderbottomcolor=cx7BA0CD
	  borderbottomwidth=2pt
	  paddingleft=5pt
	  paddingright=5pt
	;
	class cell /
	  paddingleft=5pt
	  paddingright=5pt
	;
	class graph /
	  just=left;
  end;
run;

ods rtf file="&outsy\qb_stats.rtf" style=styles.test1 startpage=no;
options nocenter nonumber nodate;

title "HEADER TEST";

ods rtf text="^{newline}^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt &breaklinesandwich]This report provides a
 summary of data collected for the QB passes in football. The task was issued to Pete in XXX game(s).}^{newline}";
ods rtf text="^{newline}";

ods rtf text="^S={outputwidth=100% &titlestyle}TEST TITLE 1: QB STATS";

ods rtf columns=1;

ods rtf columns=2;

PROC REPORT DATA = qb_pass_rate(where=(qb^='Total')) MISSING nowd
	STYLE(REPORT)=[BACKGROUND=WHITE ASIS=ON just=l frame=box]
/*	style(column)=[&defaulttablefont]*/
	style(summary)=[bordertopcolor=cx7BA0CD bordertopwidth=2pt]
	;

COLUMN QB Completed passes pctComp;

COMPUTE qb;
	COUNT+1;
	IF (MOD(COUNT,2)) THEN CALL DEFINE (_ROW_, 'STYLE', 'STYLE=[BACKGROUND=cxD3DFEE]');
	IF _BREAK_="_RBREAK_" THEN qb = 'Total';
ENDCOMP;

DEFINE qb	/ "QB" ORDER=data;
DEFINE Completed	/ "# caught"			center format=comma.;
DEFINE passes	/ "# of passes"				center format=comma.;
define pctComp / "Pass Completion Rate (%)" computed center	format=percent8.2;

compute pctComp;
  pctComp=completed.sum/passes.sum;
endcomp;

RBREAK AFTER / SUMMARIZE;
RUN;

ods rtf columns=1;

ods graphics on / width=3.5in height=2.5in;
/*ods graphics / reset=index imagename='barchart1' imagefmt=jpg;*/
/*ods graphics / width=3.5in height=2.5in reset=index imagename='barchart1' imagefmt=jpg;*/
/*ods listing gpath="&outsy";*/

proc sgplot data= qb_pass_rate dattrmap=attrmap noautolegend;
  title; footnote;
  xaxis label = 'QB'
/*	labelattrs=(Family=Calibri Size=10 Weight=bold)*/
	type=discrete discreteorder=data display=(noticks);
  yaxis label='Pass Completion Rate (%)'
/*	labelattrs=(Family=Calibri Size=10 Weight=bold)*/
	tickvalueformat=percent6. grid gridattrs=(color=gray pattern=solid thickness=1);
   vbar qb / response= completion_rate group=_type_ attrid=_type_ datalabel;* datalabelattrs=(weight=bold);
  format completion_rate percent8.2;
run;


ods rtf text="^S={outputwidth=100% &titlestyle}TEST TITLE 2: BLABLABLA";
ods rtf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla1}";
ods rtf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla2}";
ods rtf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla3}";
/*ods graphics off;*/
/*ods listing close;*/

/*ods rtf columns=1;*/

ods rtf close;
ods _all_ close;

 

When you refer to the attached RTF, I sort of managed to make a selective 2-column section.

BigPete
Obsidian | Level 7

I notice it's much more easily achievable through ODS PDF and ODS LAYOUT mix. A hiccup or two remaining is I'm seeing white horizontal streaks in my table. The other is I had to wedge in ods pdf text="^{newline 5}"; to ensure proper space between end of ODS LAYOUT and next section in the PDF. What can be done to at least eliminate those streaks?

 

%let outsy=E:\Users\pete\Desktop\qb;

data qbdats;
input QB $ completed passes;
datalines;
Brett 23 35
Tom 21 29
Peyton 34 41
Eli 32 37
Aaron 26 38
;
run;

/* at this point main this is basically adding the _type_
   variable but would be appropriate if your data was 
   per game or similar
   A GROUP variable creates a stacked barchart with 
   separate colors for each level. If you only have
   on value for a group it stands out as desired.
*/
proc summary data=qbdats;
class QB;
var completed passes;
output out=qbsums sum=;
run;

data qb_pass_rate;
   set qbsums;
   completion_rate = completed/passes ;
   if missing(QB) then QB='Total';
run;

data attrmap;
   /* The ID required variable contains the name of the attribute map */
   /* The VALUE required variable contains the value of the GROUP variable, 
      which in this case is BARTYPE */
   /* The FILLCOLOR variable is used to change the color for the bars created by the VBAR 
      statement. */
   input id $ value fillcolor $;
   datalines;
_type_ 0 green
_type_ 1 blue
;
run;

%let defaulttablefont=font_face=Calibri fontsize=10pt;
ods noresults escapechar='^';

/* Centralized border styles -Peter Ahn, 7/28/2017 */
%let bc=cx7BA0CD;
%let bw=0.5;
%let pdftextframe=borderleftcolor=&bc borderleftwidth=&bw.pt borderrightcolor=&bc borderrightwidth=&bw.pt
bordertopcolor=&bc bordertopwidth=&bw.pt borderbottomcolor=&bc borderbottomwidth=&bw.pt;
/*%let titlestyle=bordercolor=&bc borderwidth=&bw.pt font_face=Calibri fontsize=12pt fontweight=bold background=cxD3DFEE;*/
%let titlestyle=&pdftextframe font_face=Calibri fontsize=12pt fontweight=bold background=cxD3DFEE;

ods path sasuser.templat(UPDATE)
       mylib.templat  (READ)
       sashelp.tmplmst(READ);

proc template;
  define style styles.test1;
	parent=styles.printer;
	style fonts /
      'TitleFont' = ("Arial",16pt)
	  'TitleFont2' = ("Arial",16pt)
      'StrongFont' = ("<MTserif>, Times Roman",10pt,bold)
      'EmphasisFont' = ("Calibri",10pt,bold)
      'FixedEmphasisFont' = ("<MTmonospace>, Courier",9pt,italic)
      'FixedStrongFont' = ("<MTmonospace>, Courier",9pt,bold)
      'BatchFixedFont' = ("SAS Monospace, <MTmonospace>, Courier",6.7pt)
      'FixedFont' = ("<MTmonospace>, Courier",9pt)
      'headingFont' = ("<MTserif>, Times Roman",11pt,bold)
	  'docFont'=("Calibri",10pt)
	  ;
   style GraphFonts /
      'NodeDetailFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'NodeInputLabelFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'NodeLabelFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'NodeTitleFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'GraphDataFont' = ("Calibri",8pt,bold)
      'GraphUnicodeFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'GraphValueFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'GraphLabel2Font' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'GraphLabelFont' = ("Calibri",12pt,bold)
      'GraphFootnoteFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
      'GraphTitleFont' = ("Calibri",10pt,bold)
      'GraphTitle1Font' = ("Calibri",10pt,bold)
      'GraphAnnoFont' = ("Calibri",10pt)
	  ;
/*   class TitlesAndFooters /*/
/*      font = Fonts('TitleFont2')*/
/*      backgroundcolor = colors('systitlebg')*/
/*      color = colors('systitlefg')*/
/*	;*/
	style systemtitle from TitlesAndFooters /
	  just=left
	  vjust=bottom
	;
	style Body from Document /
      marginbottom = 0.5in
      margintop = 0.6in
      marginright = 0.6in
      marginleft = 0.6in;
	style Table from Output /
      bordercollapse = collapse
      rules = ALL
      cellpadding = 1pt
	  cellspacing=0
	  borderspacing=0
	  bordercolor=cx7BA0CD
      borderwidth=1pt
      borderstyle = solid
/*	  font=fonts('docFont')*/
	;
	style header from table /
	  just=left
	  vjust=middle
	  fontweight=bold
	  background=white
	  borderbottomcolor=cx7BA0CD
	  borderbottomwidth=1pt
	  paddingleft=4pt
	  paddingright=4pt
	  paddingtop=2pt
	  paddingbottom=2pt
	;
	class cell /
	  paddingleft=4pt
	  paddingright=4pt
	;
	class graph /
	  just=left;
  end;
run;

ods pdf file="&outsy\qb_stats.pdf" style=styles.test1 startpage=no;
options nocenter nonumber nodate;

title "HEADER TEST";

ods pdf text="^S={font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt  borderbottomcolor=cx7BA0CD borderbottomwidth=1pt bordertopcolor=cx7BA0CD bordertopwidth=1pt}
^{newline}This report provides a summary of data collected for the QB passes in football. The task was issued to Pete in XXX game(s).^{newline 2}";
ods pdf text="^{newline}";

ods pdf text="^S={outputwidth=100% &titlestyle}TEST TITLE 1: QB STATS";

ods layout gridded columns=2;
ods region;
ods graphics on / width=3.5in height=2.5in;
PROC REPORT DATA = qb_pass_rate(where=(qb^='Total')) MISSING nowd
	STYLE(REPORT)=[BACKGROUND=WHITE ASIS=ON just=l frame=box]
/*	style(column)=[&defaulttablefont]*/
	style(summary)=[bordertopcolor=cx7BA0CD bordertopwidth=2pt]
	;

COLUMN QB Completed passes pctComp;

COMPUTE qb;
	COUNT+1;
	IF (MOD(COUNT,2)) THEN CALL DEFINE (_ROW_, 'STYLE', 'STYLE=[BACKGROUND=cxD3DFEE]');
	IF _BREAK_="_RBREAK_" THEN qb = 'Total';
ENDCOMP;

DEFINE qb	/ "QB" ORDER=data;
DEFINE Completed	/ "# caught"			center format=comma.;
DEFINE passes	/ "# of passes"				center format=comma.;
define pctComp / "Pass Completion Rate (%)" computed center	format=percent8.2;

compute pctComp;
  pctComp=completed.sum/passes.sum;
endcomp;

RBREAK AFTER / SUMMARIZE;
RUN;

ods region;
ods graphics on / width=3.5in height=2.5in;
proc sgplot data= qb_pass_rate dattrmap=attrmap noautolegend;
  title; footnote;
  xaxis label = 'QB'
/*	labelattrs=(Family=Calibri Size=10 Weight=bold)*/
	type=discrete discreteorder=data display=(noticks);
  yaxis label='Pass Completion Rate (%)'
/*	labelattrs=(Family=Calibri Size=10 Weight=bold)*/
	tickvalueformat=percent6. grid gridattrs=(color=gray pattern=solid thickness=1);
   vbar qb / response= completion_rate group=_type_ attrid=_type_ datalabel;* datalabelattrs=(weight=bold);
  format completion_rate percent8.2;
run;
ods layout end;

ods pdf text="^{newline 5}";

ods pdf text="^S={outputwidth=100% &titlestyle}TEST TITLE 2: BLABLABLA";
ods pdf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla1}";
ods pdf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla2}";
ods pdf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla3}";

ods pdf close;
ods _all_ close;
SuzanneDorinski
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

I think the streaks in your output table might be due to cellpadding set to 0 in the table style of your Test1 style.

 

I ran your code and changed cellpadding to 3 pt.  The white horizontal streaks disappeared.

BigPete
Obsidian | Level 7

Thank you so much ballardw and Suzanne 🙂

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