i want to know when i see the sas 1st time i see the t grouping comes out with letter and means but nowadays i see it is coming with means and bar diagram though the value is ok for me, it is hard to present in front of someone cause they sometimes couldn't understand the bar but they can understand the lettering.is there anyone who can help me withit is new style
it is old one where grouping comes with lettering this?
i have attached 2 pictures for understanding my question. Number 1 is new and number 2 is the old one. please give me a solution.
The code that created the output would likely be helpful.
I am not sure I understand your question. Are you asking how to not create the graph? If you do not want the graph then you may need to include 1) ODS Graphics off; in your program before the procedure and/or 2) remove any Plot statements.
The ODS Graphics is a system option. If you turn it on in one part of your code you may need to turn it off in another. Depending on your environment for running SAS some of these options will persist from the last setting in a previous session and need to be turned off in the current.
The code that created the output would likely be helpful.
I am not sure I understand your question. Are you asking how to not create the graph? If you do not want the graph then you may need to include 1) ODS Graphics off; in your program before the procedure and/or 2) remove any Plot statements.
The ODS Graphics is a system option. If you turn it on in one part of your code you may need to turn it off in another. Depending on your environment for running SAS some of these options will persist from the last setting in a previous session and need to be turned off in the current.
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