Hello,   Below is a template that you can use to align the header information with the cycles, and I believe this should work in 9.2. However this has been done manually by using the referenceline and scatterplot statements. Also more work needs to be done on adding information for Cycle 3 and Cycle 4, but this can be worked out quite easily by just using the correct filtering and the correct x-value. Also more work needs to be done on including the variable row header and the fill background color within the table if necessary. I believe one option to do the fill color is by using the band statement.   Please let me know if you have any questions. proc template; define statgraph gsv00251; begingraph / designwidth=7in designheight=4.5in; entrytitle 'Immunology Profile by Treatment'; layout lattice / columns=1 rowweights=(.15 .85); columnaxes; columnaxis / display=(ticks tickvalues); endcolumnaxes; layout overlay / yaxisopts = (display = (line)) xaxisopts = (offsetmin = .03 offsetmax = .03 display = (line)); scatterplot x=xval y = pt /* So that Y goes from 1 to 4 */ / markerattrs = (size = 0); /* Table for Labels */ scatterplot x = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 1" and _NAME_ = "TITLE", 3, .)) y = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 1" and _NAME_ = "TITLE", 4, .)) / markercharacter = col1; scatterplot x = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 1" and _NAME_ = "REASON", 3, .)) y = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 1" and _NAME_ = "REASON", 3, .)) / markercharacter = col1; scatterplot x = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 1" and _NAME_ = "CHAR", 3, .)) y = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 1" and _NAME_ = "CHAR", 2, .)) / markercharacter = col1; scatterplot x = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 1" and _NAME_ = "VAR", 3, .)) y = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 1" and _NAME_ = "VAR", 1, .)) / markercharacter = col1; scatterplot x = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 2" and _NAME_ = "TITLE", 5.7, .)) y = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 2" and _NAME_ = "TITLE", 4, .)) / markercharacter = col1; scatterplot x = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 2" and _NAME_ = "REASON", 5.7, .)) y = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 2" and _NAME_ = "REASON", 3, .)) / markercharacter = col1; scatterplot x = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 2" and _NAME_ = "CHAR", 5.7, .)) y = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 2" and _NAME_ = "CHAR", 2, .)) / markercharacter = col1; scatterplot x = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 2" and _NAME_ = "VAR", 5.7, .)) y = eval(ifn(row = "ROW 2" and _NAME_ = "VAR", 1, .)) / markercharacter = col1; referenceline x = 4.25 / lineattrs = (color = black); referenceline x = 7.05 / lineattrs = (color = black); referenceline x = 9.85 / lineattrs = (color = black); referenceline x = 12.5 / lineattrs = (color = black); *blockplot x=row block=col1 / class=_name_ datatransparency = .75 display=(outline fill values label) name="stats" filltype=alternate valuehalign=center includemissingclass=false labelattrs=GraphDataText valueattrs=GraphDataText ; endlayout; layout gridded; layout datalattice rowvar=lbparm / headerlabeldisplay=value includemissingclass=false columnaxisopts=(label="Cycle Day" griddisplay=on type=discrete discreteopts=(tickdisplaylist= ("0" "15" "30" "0" "15" "30" "0" "15" "30" "0" "15" "30")) offsetmin = .03 offsetmax = .03) rowaxisopts=(offsetmax=.1 label="Values Converted to SI Units " griddisplay=on) rowdatarange=union; layout prototype; blockplot x=xval block=cyc / datatransparency = .75 display=(outline fill ) name="block" filltype=alternate; seriesplot x=xval y=sival / group=pt index=pt name='a' display=all lineattrs=(pattern=1 thickness=2) markerattrs=(symbol=circlefilled size=8); endlayout; endlayout; entry ' '; discretelegend 'a' / title='Patient' across=8; endlayout; endlayout; endgraph; end; run;   ... View more

Hi, just checking do you still need help with this?   Many thanks.   Kriss ... View more

Thank you. Unfortunately that does not work... ... View more

Thank you for this. In the end I created the blank lines I wanted within the datastep. ... View more

Hi K C Wong, when you mention that you want to create a break between zero and 25 on your vertical axis, are you referring to broken axis? If so it depends on what version of SAS you have. If you have SAS 9.4 you can break the axis more easily. Please look at Sanjay's blog - Broken Axis - Graphically Speaking. Sanjay also discusses some techniques on how to create broken axis if you don't have SAS 9.4 here - Broken Y-Axis - Graphically Speaking Thanks. ... View more

Hello, I'm assuming you mean the confidence inervals around the mean at each age group? If so below is an example which can be applied to your data. It basically uses the series statement instead of the vline to draw the lines, and the scatter statement to plot the marker, datalabel and the confidence intervals. data muscles;    do Rep=1 to 2;       do Time=1 to 4;          do Current=1 to 4;             do Number=1 to 3;                input MuscleWeight @@;                output;             end;          end;       end;    end;    datalines; 72 74 69 61 61 65 62 65 70 85 76 61 67 52 62 60 55 59 64 65 64 67 72 60 57 66 72 72 43 43 63 66 72 56 75 92 57 56 78 60 63 58 61 79 68 73 86 71 46 74 58 60 64 52 71 64 71 53 65 66 44 58 54 57 55 51 62 61 79 60 78 82 53 50 61 56 57 56 56 56 71 56 58 69 46 55 64 56 55 57 64 66 62 59 58 88 ; run; ods output lsmeans = lsmeans; proc mixed data = muscles;    class Rep Current Time Number;    model MuscleWeight = Rep Current|Time|Number;    lsmeans Current*Time / cl; run; quit; proc sort data = lsmeans;   by time; run; proc sgpanel data = lsmeans noautolegend;   panelby current;   scatter x = time y = estimate / yerrorlower = lower yerrorupper = upper datalabel;   series x = time y = estimate; run; ... View more

Sorry and thank you RW9. The code you provided does help when I create my own page breaks. However if I do not create the page break in the correct place, the page doesn't break properly. Please see my example below. Is there a way that the breaks can be honoured, otherwise, can I create the headskip functionality without using break after / page? Thank you. goptions reset = all; data cars;   set sashelp.cars;   constant = "constant";   if _n_ >= 1 and _n_ <= 20 then p = "Page 1";   else if _n_ >= 21 and _n_ <= 40 then p = "Page 2";   else if _n_ >= 41 and _n_ <= 60 then p = "Page 3";   if _n_ <= 60;   keep  constant make model type p; run; ods escapechar = "*"; *Setting up output template, so that output is similar to the output proced by %openOut1*; proc template;   define style Styles.rtf_kriss;     parent = styles.X_rtf;       style body from body /         marginleft = 34.5mm         marginright = 34.0mm         margintop = 18.2mm         marginbottom = 14.2mm;         style fonts from fonts;       style table from table /         frame = void         rules = group         backgroundcolor = white         borderspacing = 0pt         cellpadding = 0pt;       class color_list /         'bg' = white         'fg' = black         'bgH' = white         'link' = black;   end; run; ods listing close; ods rtf file='U:\indent_text5.rtf' startpage=no style=styles.rtf_kriss; ods escapechar='^'; proc report data=cars      style(report)={width=100%} nowd;   column  make model type p;   define p / order;   break after p / page;   compute before p;     line " ";   endcomp; run; ods rtf close; ... View more

Sorry I do actually mean the headskip Option: An example is so I can obtain the following output: Name       Gender Alice         F Amy          F Andy         F Currently I get the output below: Name       Gender Alice         F Amy          F Andy         F Thank you Reeza. I believe your suggestion will produce the following output because I have used something similar elsewhere but used ^\line instead of ^{newline}? Name       Gender ______________ Alice         F Amy          F Andy         F ... View more

That's fine. Can you attach an example of the image please? I thought that would have helped with the fonts. I assume you are increasing the size of the image after inserting it into Word? Best regards ... View more

Hi, Based on Sanjay's book I usually create an image size close to the size I want the actual graph to be, such as a height of 2in and width of 3in, and then I use Proc Template to create a style that has smaller fonts than usual and use ODS Listing to refer to the style and also produce a high resolution image of 300 dpi. Depending on what version you have you may need to use DPI instead of IMAGE_DPI. ODS GRAPHICS / RESET IMAGENAME = 'Image' IMAGEFMT =png HEIGHT = 2in WIDTH = 3in; proc template;   define style styles.TLSPlot;   parent = Styles.listing;   style GraphFonts from GraphFonts /     'GraphValueFont' = (", ",6pt)     'GraphLabelFont'=(", ",8pt)     'GraphDataFont'=(", ",6pt);   end; run; ods listing GPATH = 'c:\g' image_dpi = 300 style = style.TLSPlot; proc sgplot data=p2;   vbar ni / response=per fillattrs=(color=deppk);   xaxis discreteorder=data label='Impact';   yaxis label='Percent'; run; ... View more