This example isn't exactly what you're wanting to do, but it should have several bits of code you can re-purpose ...   http://robslink.com/SAS/democd29/customer_info.htm   ... View more

Here's one way to do it with SAS/Graph Gchart:   data medal; length Country_Name Medal $10; input Country_Name Medal Count; datalines; China Gold 38 China Silver 28 China Bronze 22 GB Gold 29 GB Silver 17 GB Bronze 19 US Gold 46 US Silver 28 US Bronze 29 ; run; axis1 label=none label=none major=none minor=none style=0; axis2 label=none offset=(3pct,3pct) order=('Gold' 'Silver' 'Bronze'); axis3 label=none; title "Medal Count"; proc gchart data=medal; vbar country_name / group=medal subgroup=country_name sumvar=count space=0 nolegend raxis=axis1 gaxis=axis2 maxis=axis3 noframe autoref clipref cref=gray77 lref=33; run; ... View more

Use Proc Mapimport.   Here's an example of the code - all you have to do is tell it where the .shp file is located ...   proc mapimport    datafile='C:\temp\polygon.shp'    out=my_map; run;     ... View more

If you use an xsys and ysys value of '3', then the coordinate system for anno is 0-100 in each direction. ... View more