I'm trying to print my proc freq data output to a .png file for future use.
This is my code:
options printerpath=png nodate papersize=('5.75in','4.75in');
ods _all_ close;
ods printer file="X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display";
proc freq data=active; table congestion_Zone; run;
ods printer close;
ods listing;
This is my error in the log:
186 options printerpath=png nodate papersize=('5.75in','4.75in'); 187 ods _all_ close; 188 ods printer file="X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic 188! Display"; NOTE: Writing ODS PRINTER output to DISK destination "X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display", printer "png". 189 190 proc freq data=active; tables enrollment_type; run; NOTE: There were 223584 observations read from the data set WORK.ACTIVE. NOTE: PROCEDURE FREQ used (Total process time): real time 3.83 seconds cpu time 3.37 seconds 191 192 ods printer close; ERROR: Invalid file, X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display. 193 194 ods listing;
The proc freq output by itself would look like this:
Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks!
Keegan
I think files should have an extension? I'm also surprised to see a path with exclamation marks. Is that actually in your file name?
ods printer file="X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display\myFile.png";
@Keegan wrote:
I'm trying to print my proc freq data output to a .png file for future use.
This is my code:
options printerpath=png nodate papersize=('5.75in','4.75in'); ods _all_ close; ods printer file="X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display"; proc freq data=active; table congestion_Zone; run; ods printer close; ods listing;
This is my error in the log:
186 options printerpath=png nodate papersize=('5.75in','4.75in'); 187 ods _all_ close; 188 ods printer file="X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic 188! Display"; NOTE: Writing ODS PRINTER output to DISK destination "X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display", printer "png". 189 190 proc freq data=active; tables enrollment_type; run; NOTE: There were 223584 observations read from the data set WORK.ACTIVE. NOTE: PROCEDURE FREQ used (Total process time): real time 3.83 seconds cpu time 3.37 seconds 191 192 ods printer close; ERROR: Invalid file, X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display. 193 194 ods listing;The proc freq output by itself would look like this:
Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks!
Keegan
I think files should have an extension? I'm also surprised to see a path with exclamation marks. Is that actually in your file name?
ods printer file="X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display\myFile.png";
@Keegan wrote:
I'm trying to print my proc freq data output to a .png file for future use.
This is my code:
options printerpath=png nodate papersize=('5.75in','4.75in'); ods _all_ close; ods printer file="X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display"; proc freq data=active; table congestion_Zone; run; ods printer close; ods listing;
This is my error in the log:
186 options printerpath=png nodate papersize=('5.75in','4.75in'); 187 ods _all_ close; 188 ods printer file="X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic 188! Display"; NOTE: Writing ODS PRINTER output to DISK destination "X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display", printer "png". 189 190 proc freq data=active; tables enrollment_type; run; NOTE: There were 223584 observations read from the data set WORK.ACTIVE. NOTE: PROCEDURE FREQ used (Total process time): real time 3.83 seconds cpu time 3.37 seconds 191 192 ods printer close; ERROR: Invalid file, X:\!!-MarketingAnalytics\Ad Hoc\Keegan\Graphic Display. 193 194 ods listing;The proc freq output by itself would look like this:
Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks!
Keegan
That was it! I just needed to add the file name in the extension.
And yes, our folder location for our group has those punctuation marks to make it appear at the top of a long list of folders for other groups.
Thank you for your help!
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