Hi all
I just want to send this graph to a word document, but I could not open the finle, it is like a harmful file
I got it as a pdf but I need it in a word because of some edting will be later on.
Im using microsoft 2016
regards
Ibrahim
ODS html FILE = 'C:\Users\Barkamih\Desktop\Curves results\mkg.rtf';
proc sgplot data=fitmilk;
series y=MKG x=time / group= pr ;
yaxis values = (0 TO 40 BY 5 );
xaxis values = (1 to 12 by 1);
run;
ODS html CLOSE;
Use the RTF destination not the HTML destination.
@Barkamih wrote:
Hi all
I just want to send this graph to a word document, but I could not open the finle, it is like a harmful file
I got it as a pdf but I need it in a word because of some edting will be later on.
Im using microsoft 2016
regards
Ibrahim
ODS html FILE = 'C:\Users\Barkamih\Desktop\Curves results\mkg.rtf'; proc sgplot data=fitmilk; series y=MKG x=time / group= pr ; yaxis values = (0 TO 40 BY 5 ); xaxis values = (1 to 12 by 1); run; ODS html CLOSE;
Do not lie to the office procedures. If you want RTF output use either ODS RTF or ODS tagsets.RTF to create actual rtf output.
While many programs that read rtf will also read HTML they have to know it is html to use the conversion tools.
Use the RTF destination not the HTML destination.
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