Please run this command from the editor and post the value from the log: %put &sysvlong; Thanks! ... View more

What version of SAS are you running? ... View more

ODS WORD supports both PNG and SVG output. The ODS style used also favors fonts typically used in Word. ... View more

Just so you know, there is an ODS WORD destination as well. It might be worth a try as well. ... View more

Since you are using SAS Studio,  you might want to go under Options -> Preferences ->Results and and check "Generate HTML Graphs as SVG" instead of setting OUTPUTFMT=SVG on the ODS GRAPHICS statement. That will set up the "preamble" code generated by SAS Studio to use SVG output instead of you having to override that setting via the ODS GRAPHICS statement. ... View more

@ChrisHemedinger is correct. You can also drop the ADVANCE=PROC option in your example. I'm not sure why that option is not working for PROC DOCUMENT, but using ODS REGION statements should always create a clear cell delineations. ... View more

You might want to consider using ODS Graphics instead of the classic SAS/Graph procedures. If you can tell us what you're trying to create, we can give you some input using that approach. ... View more

The SGPLOT and SGPANEL procedures do some extra processing to support this feature. There is not a direct option in GTL to do it. To do this GTL, there four key items: Pre-summarize your data using PROC MEANS or PROC SUMMARY Sort the data in ascending or descending order using PROC SORT Use a BARPARM statement to render the bar chart in GTL On the category axis (either X to Y), specify SORTORDER=DATA in the DISCRETEOPTS Let me know if you still have issues.   ... View more

Here is one way: proc sgpanel data=sashelp.prdsale; panelby year / layout=columnlattice noheaderborder colheaderpos=bottom novarname; colaxis display=(nolabel) values=(1 2 3 4) valuesdisplay=("Q1" "Q2" "Q3" "Q4"); vline quarter / response=actual markers; run; In your case, you have Q1-Q4 in your data instead of 1-4, so you can drop the VALUES and VALUESDISPLAY option.   Hope this helps! Dan  ... View more

On the SCATTERPLOT, set INCLUDEMISSINGGROUP=false. ... View more

If you want the plot to be group-sensitive, get rid of the proc summary  and data step calls and simply run the following code:   proc sgplot data=totalc; y2axis min=0 offsetmin=0; yaxis offsetmin=0; vbar year / response=spi stat=mean group=loc groupdisplay=cluster; vline year / response=count stat=sum group=loc y2axis markers; run; ... View more

Your CLASS statement needs to have "year loc", not "loc year". That's what is causing the miscalculation. ... View more

@Reeza is correct. Run the example below and see if this is the desired output. Your data should fit into this pattern. You can also add a discrete attribute map to this example if you want to control the assignment of particular colors to group values.   Hope this helps! Dan   proc summary data=sashelp.cars nway; class origin model; var msrp; output out=barcars mean=mean_msrp; run; proc summary data=sashelp.cars nway; class origin; var horsepower; output out=linecars mean=mean_power; run; data cars; merge barcars linecars; by origin; run; proc sgplot data=cars; y2axis min=0 offsetmin=0; yaxis offsetmin=0; vbarparm category=origin response=mean_msrp / group=model groupdisplay=cluster; series x=origin y=mean_power / y2axis markers; run; ... View more