If you have a LATTICE layout, you can set the ROWWEIGHTS (or COLUMNWEIGHTS) option to make the ROWS (or COLUMNS) of the height you want based on the proportion between the two Y axes.  If you want this to be dynamically controlled, you could use ROWWEIGHTS=dynamic, where the dynamic is the the text string providing the values, such as "0.6 0.4" not including the quotes or the parentheses.  Then, you can generate this dynamic string based on the use case.    The actual axis length is always computed based on the size of the cell.  There is no way to specify an axis length in GTL.  If you want, you can keep the cells constant size and set a PAD value to provide more white space above the y-axis. ... View more

An alternative to Draycut's suggestion is to derive a new Style from the one you want (say HTMLBlue), and change the GRAPHVALUEFONT setting in the "class GraphFonts" section.  Then, use this style with your program.  With "sans-serif", you will likely get Arial, but you can specify Arial if you want.   proc template; define style myStyle; parent = Styles.HTMLBlue; style GraphFonts from GraphFonts "Fonts used in graph styles" / 'GraphValueFont' = ("<sans-serif>, <MTsans-serif>",8pt); ; end; ods html style=htmlblue; proc sgplot data=sashelp.class; vbar age; run; ods html style=myStyle; proc sgplot data=sashelp.class; vbar age; run; ... View more

Do you have missing group data in your code?  You are likely getting that.  You can set NOMISSINGGROUP in the SERIES plot to ignore missing values. ... View more

The EMF format does not do a good job with fonts.  For RTF, this is the default, and is actually the EMF Plus format, needed to support some features.  We have a problem report for this and hope to address this.  In the meantime, I suggest you can use OUTPUTFMT=PNG to get a higher quality graph output.  It will not be "scalable graphics" but you can set a higher dpi (300) to get good results. ... View more