proc power plotonly;
twosamplemeans test=diff
groupmeans =12 | 15 18
stddev = 7 9
power=.
ntotal = 200;
plot y=n min=20 max=500;
run;
all circle round, no diff
sas ver.9.3, any other reason? thx
Try choosing a different style for your graph.
ODS HTML style=journal;
I would consider contacting SAS Tech Support to get help with this as well, as it seems weird. I had no issues in running this in SAS 9.4
I believe that SAS 9.3 was before the HTMLBlue style was created, so you are Reeza are using different default styles. SAS 9.3 was more than five years ago, so I don't remember the default style, but I think your issue is the attribute priority.
According to Sanjay's article I linked to:
"While this behavior was first introduced in SAS 9.3, this AttrPriority behavior was internally implemented. With SAS 9.3M1, the AttrPriority option was surfaced in the Style. With SAS 9.4, AttrPriority option was surfaced in the ODS Graphics statement."
In other words, if you have 9.3m1 you can use the style to change the attrpriority. If you use a modern version of SAS, you can just say
ODS GRAPHICS / attrpriority=NONE;
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