I don't see an easy way.  I suggest using a horizontal bar chart.  Works great for long axis tick values and bar labels.,  If you must have a VBAR,for a one of a kind graph with SAS 9.3, you could take the GTL code (from View->code) , and add DRAWTEXT statements.  Or convert o an SGPLOT VBAR (very simple code), and add SGANNO for the bar labels. Not as easy as Designer, but...FYI, rotated bar labels are coiming with SAS 9.4.. ... View more

You may be using some release of SAS 9.2.  In that case, the width=100% will not work on the ODS GRAPHICS statement will not work as it was not yet implemented for SAS 9.2.  Note ODS LAYOUT is pre-production and  it is implemented with SAS 9.3. So, you will have to provide a specific size for the graph.  If this is a 8.5" x 11" page, I suggest using: ods graphics / reset width=7.5in height=10in; ... View more

I think it is a bug related to the inside legend.  If you put the legend outside, it seems to compute the offsets correctly.  With inside legend, you could work around by setting the cluster width to 0.7. Or set yaxis offsetmax=0.1 which seems to trigger a relayout of the graph fixing the problem. Offsets are computed by the graph to accommodate the tick values.  If you set offsetmin and offsetmax, they override the values computed, so make sure your offset settings are large enough (offsetmin=0.2). Outside legend: Inside Legend: data longcatvalues;   label grp='Quartile';   do cat='A_Long_Label', 'B_Long_Label';     do grp='QTR1', 'QTR2', 'QTR3', 'QTR4';    response=20*(1+0.2*ranuni(2));    output; end;   end; run; proc sgplot data=longcatvalues;   vbar cat / response=response group=grp groupdisplay=cluster;   keylegend / location=inside across=4 position=topleft;   yaxis offsetmax=0.1;   run; ... View more

You may need to define rows and columns when using ODS LAYOUT in PDF. Can you attach your full code? ods _all_ close; ods pdf file='c:\Panel.pdf'; ods layout start rows=1 columns=1; ods region; ods graphics / reset width=100pct height=100pct; proc sgpanel data=sashelp.cars;   panelby origin / layout=rowlattice onepanel;   histogram mpg_city;   run; ods pdf close; ... View more

I am checking with others here who know more about ODS Layout.  However, do you need the ODS LAYOUT and the ODS REGION statements?  These are pre-production, and may not be doing what you want.  The example I sent you does not have those statements.  Yes, try this in a fresh session of SAS as suggested by Anca. ... View more

Mosaic plot was added to proc FREQ with SAS 9.3M2 or higher. Supporting unicode characters throught data (or formats) needs a bit more work for ODS Graphics.  I have shown below how you can get what you want using GTL DRAW statements (sort of internal annotation).  This is not a satisfactory solution as it will only be good for a one off solution, and not scalable nor portable. You have to know where to place the text and if you add a title, it will change. Code: data one; input a b c; datalines; 1 1 36 1 2 38 1 3 65 1 4 151 2 1 70 2 2 36 2 3 62 2 4 89 3 1 140 3 2 40 3 3 45 3 4 70 ;;;; run; proc format; value af 1 = '< 6.0'           2 = '6.0 - 7.9'           3 = '(*ESC*){style [fontfamily=Symbol fontweight=bold]³} 8.0' ; value bf 1 = '(*ESC*){style [fontfamily=Symbol fontweight=bold]£} 2 months'           2 = '3 - 12 months'           3 = '13 - 36 months'           4 = '> 36 months' ; value a2f 1 = '< 6.0'            2 = '6.0 - 7.9'            3 = "a0"x ; value b2f 1 = 'a0a0'x            2 = '3 - 12 months'            3 = '13 - 36 months'            4 = '> 36 months' ; quit; /*--Get mosaic plot data--*/ ods trace on; ods output mosaicplot=mosaicplot; proc freq; table a * b / plots = mosaicplot; weight c; format a a2f. b b2f.; run; ods output close; ods trace off; proc print;run; /*--Define Mosaic Plot Template--*/ proc template;   define statgraph mosaic;     begingraph;        layout region;          mosaicplotparm category=(_column _row) count=_freq / colorgroup=_row;          drawtext textattrs=(size=10pt) {unicode '2265'x} ' 8.0' / x=9 y=40;         drawtext textattrs=(size=10pt) {unicode '2264'x} ' 2 months' / x=25 y=9 width=20;       endlayout;    endgraph;   end; run; /*--Create Mosaic Plot--*/ ods listing image_dpi=200; ods graphics / reset width=6in height=3in imagename='mosaic'; proc sgrender data=mosaicplot template=mosaic; run; Graph: ... View more

Try this.. This seems to works for me. ods pdf file='c:\Plot.pdf'; ods graphics / reset width=100pct height=100pct; proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars;   histogram mpg_city;   run; ods pdf close; ods pdf file='c:\Panel.pdf'; ods graphics / reset width=100pct height=100pct; proc sgpanel data=sashelp.cars;   panelby origin / layout=rowlattice onepanel;   histogram mpg_city;   run; ods pdf close; ... View more

That is not a problem. Your Y axis can be 50 - 60 and Y2 from -3 to 5.  You can set a reference line at Y=50 or Y2=-3.   I actually set Y axis min=0 and Y2axis max=0.   If you want, you can set these to whatever values you want.  It is very flexible. ... View more

While you can certainly do this with SGAnno, you don't need annotate  You can use HBarParm and HiglLow combination to get what you need.  You can reduce the bar width if you need.  Here is the graph and the code. data target;   input Facility $ Response Target;   datalines; H1  26  36 H2   8  18 H3  11  25 H4 112 140 ; run; title 'Response and Target by Facility'; proc sgplot data=target;   hbarparm category=facility response=response / fillattrs=graphdata1 name='a';   highlow  y=facility low=target high=target / lineattrs=graphdata2(thickness=2 pattern=solid)     name='t' legendlabel='Target';   highlow  y=facility low=target high=target / type=bar lineattrs=graphdata2(thickness=2 pattern=solid);   xaxis display=(nolabel) offsetmin=0;   yaxis display=(nolabel) reverse;   discretelegend 'a' 't';   run; Two HighLow plots are used.  One with default Type=Line for the legend.  The other with Type=bar for the actual target in the graph.  You could use a scatter plot to draw the target for a different look. title 'Response and Target by Facility'; proc sgplot data=target;   hbarparm category=facility response=response / fillattrs=graphdata1 name='a';   scatter  y=facility x=target / markerattrs=graphdata2(symbol=triangledownfilled size=11)     name='t' legendlabel='Target' discreteoffset=0.3;   xaxis display=(nolabel) offsetmin=0;   yaxis display=(nolabel) reverse;   discretelegend 'a' 't';   run; ... View more