It is possible to ods output only only html that embodies all png generated by the sgplot?

[acordes]

The attached code runs successfully, but it generates as many png files as there are plots.

Can I tweak it in order to get only one html?

  

ODS GRAPHICS ON / height=800 width=1400 reset=all border=off antialiasmax=2500 tipmax=2500 
imagemap=on imagename='histogram plus kernel'; 
ods html5 path="/caslibs/reportspr/" (url=none) 
body="hist_&tab..htm";

ods layout gridded columns=2  advance=proc column_gutter=0.1in row_gutter=0.1in;

%macro loop;
   proc sql noprint;
       select distinct _name_ into :vlist separated by '|' from CASUSER.MYDATA_RUSTATS2;
   quit;

   %do i = 1 %to %sysfunc(countw(&vlist,|));
title "Histogram and kernel overlay for outlier treated variable %Qscan(%superq(vlist),&i,|)";
ods proclabel "Histogram & kernel %Qscan(%superq(vlist),&i,|)";

ods graphics / width=8cm;
proc sgplot data=CASUSER.MYDATA_RUSTATS2; 
label value1="value %Qscan(%superq(vlist),&i,|)";  
             where _name_="%Qscan(%superq(vlist),&i,|)";
  histogram value1 / dataskin=sheen fillattrs=(color=bigb)    ;
  density value1 / type=kernel transparency=0.4;
             yaxis label="Density (pdf)";
        run;

    %end;
%mend;
%loop; 

ods layout end;

ods graphics / reset;

ods html5 close;

[PaigeMiller · Accepted solution]

Can I tweak it in order to get only one html?

You do get one HTML file. Each plot that appears in the HTML file requires a .png file on your disk.

[acordes]

Yes, I get already one file. 

and many png files.

But if it's like this, then it's fine. 

[Reeza]

It's not in Studio, I suppose it's possible CAS is different, but I suspect you do have another destination open

HTML5

HTML

[Reeza]

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@PaigeMiller wrote:

Can I tweak it in order to get only one html?

You do get one HTML file. Each plot that appears in the HTML file requires a .png file on your disk.

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HTML does, HTML5 does not, it embeds the images in the file.

[Reeza]

Do you have the regular ODS HTML destination open as well? My initial suggestion was going to be use HTML5 but I see you're already doing that.

EDIT: I just tested with HTML5, it doesn't generate separate files, so you likely have another destination open.

[acordes]

I've seen that my file extension is 'htm' while yours is 'html'

Perhaps that's the culprit.
Tomorrow I'll test.