Hi All ,
I have been trying to create a powerpoint with a background image .
ods POWERPOINT options(backgroundimage="myimage.png")
But I keep getting the following warning : Tagset Option: backgroundimage Not recognized. and the image does not come up.
I am using the following SAS distribution : SYSVLONG=9.04.01M2P072314
Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately you need SAS 9.4 M3+ for this to work
From the docs:
OPTIONS ( ADVANCE_AFTER= | ADVANCE_ON_MOUSE_CLICK= | BACKGROUNDCOLOR= | BACKGROUNDIMAGE= | BACKGROUNDREPEAT= | DURATION= | EFFECT_OPTION= | SOUND= | TRANSITION= )
specifies suboptions and a named value when using the ODS POWERPOINT destination. The OPTIONS option is new in the third release of SAS 9.4.
@SAS_Girl wrote:
Hi All ,
I have been trying to create a powerpoint with a background image .
ods POWERPOINT options(backgroundimage="myimage.png")
But I keep getting the following warning : Tagset Option: backgroundimage Not recognized. and the image does not come up.
I am using the following SAS distribution : SYSVLONG=9.04.01M2P072314
Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately you need SAS 9.4 M3+ for this to work
From the docs:
OPTIONS ( ADVANCE_AFTER= | ADVANCE_ON_MOUSE_CLICK= | BACKGROUNDCOLOR= | BACKGROUNDIMAGE= | BACKGROUNDREPEAT= | DURATION= | EFFECT_OPTION= | SOUND= | TRANSITION= )
specifies suboptions and a named value when using the ODS POWERPOINT destination. The OPTIONS option is new in the third release of SAS 9.4.
@SAS_Girl wrote:
Hi All ,
I have been trying to create a powerpoint with a background image .
ods POWERPOINT options(backgroundimage="myimage.png")
But I keep getting the following warning : Tagset Option: backgroundimage Not recognized. and the image does not come up.
I am using the following SAS distribution : SYSVLONG=9.04.01M2P072314
Thanks in advance.
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