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Gick
Pyrite | Level 9

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	title1 "Carte des communes - Scoring";
	proc gmap data = Carto_Synthese_Com1 map = carto_Communes1;	
   	id commune;
    choro Risque / legend = legend1 midpoints = "Obsolète" "Limite" "Vigilance" "Surveillance" "Critique" annotate = annotate_commune coutline = white;
	run;

Hello,

I try to put the labels in the center on the card but it shifts.
Here is the code. I don't know what's wrong.

Can someone please help me and tell me what is wrong with my code.

A code proposal will also be welcome.

Thanks

Gick.

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Gick
Pyrite | Level 9
/* Put labels on the map */
      %annomac;  
      proc sort data=carto_Communes; by commune;run; 
      %maplabel(carto_Communes,carto_Communes,annotate_commune,commune,commune ,font=Albany AMT, color=black, size=2.5, hsys=3); 
/*end*/  
	title1 "Carte des communes - Scoring";
	proc gmap data = Carto_Synthese_Com map = carto_Communes;	
   	id commune;
    choro Risque / legend = legend1 midpoints = "Obsolète" "Limite" "Vigilance" "Surveillance" "Critique" annotate = annotate_commune coutline = white;
	run; 

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Gick
Pyrite | Level 9
/* Put labels on the map */
      %annomac;  
      proc sort data=carto_Communes; by commune;run; 
      %maplabel(carto_Communes,carto_Communes,annotate_commune,commune,commune ,font=Albany AMT, color=black, size=2.5, hsys=3); 
/*end*/  
	title1 "Carte des communes - Scoring";
	proc gmap data = Carto_Synthese_Com map = carto_Communes;	
   	id commune;
    choro Risque / legend = legend1 midpoints = "Obsolète" "Limite" "Vigilance" "Surveillance" "Critique" annotate = annotate_commune coutline = white;
	run; 

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