Hello Everyone,
I am learning how to use PROC SGPANEL to plot data from SAS. I would like to fit 9 panels onto one page in the output. The code i have below puts 6 panels onto one page (I guess by default). If I have more than 6 'panelby' values, then SAS puts 2 panels side by side and create however many pages to include the panels. Is there a way for me to specify the number of panels per page?
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ods html file = 'customers.html' path='.' style=ocean;
ods graphics / reset width=600px height=400px imagename= 'Customer_Count' imagefmt=gif;
title 'Customer Count';
PROC SGPANEL data=customer_data;
PANELBY investor / novarname;
VLINE year / RESPONSE = resp_rate LINEATTRS=graphfit;
COLAXIS FITPOLICY=THIN;
ROWAXIS LABEL="Respponse";
RUN;
ods html close;
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Thank you so much!
With HTML output I would increase the size of the display area. The 600x400 is pretty small for most of today's monitors and that is part of what is choking your size. Imagefmt=PNG also may give better appearance.
The options columns= and Rows= on the Panelby statement is the basic control for appearance. If your data groups exceed the values for row and column then I usually get a new page.
Generally if I need to really control the number and content of each display I use data set option where clauses to restrict each created panel to a desired set of values and make multiple calls to procedure.
With your 9 panels example I would start with columns=3 and rows=3 ...
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