I just learned about this. This could be useful in situations using data steps.     "LINE Method" from SAS® 9.4 ODS: Advanced Topics, 3e     SAS Communities / Programming - ODS Object     ... View more

You want a choropleth map.  That's a new word for me too.  I'd rather call them heat maps.   PROC GMAP - Example 9: Using GfK GeoMarketing Map Data to Produce a Simple Choropleth Map ... View more

This is not a feature of Enterprise Guide (EG) technically, but of SAS, which will work in EG.  PROC GMAP is one of the tools you will use.  On this page I saw a map of South America, it could be the type of map you are looking for.  There's a lot of flexibility in the representation of data displayed in a map made through SAS, so if you need more help, you can offer more specifics to the board about the map you are envisioning to get help. ... View more

This small sample worked in my SAS Batch SAS environment, but not in my Enterprise Guide environment: ods noproctitle escapechar= "^" ; ods html style=Festival ; title "^{style[protectspecialchars=off] <div><hr/></div>}"; footnote "^{style[protectspecialchars=off] <div><hr/></div>}"; proc odstext data=sashelp.class(obs=1) ; p 'Student Info' / style=systemtitle ; list ; item 'Student name is ' || name ; item 'Age: ' || put (age , 2. ) ; item 'Sex: ' || trim(sex) ; item 'Height: ' || put(height , 5.1 ) ; end; run; title ; footnote ; proc odstext data=sashelp.class(FIRSTOBS=2 obs=2) ; p 'Student Info' / style=systemtitle ; list ; item 'Student name is ' || name ; item 'Age: ' || put (age , 2. ) ; item 'Sex: ' || trim(sex) ; item 'Height: ' || put(height , 5.1 ) ; end; run; ods html close ; This is code works independent of the noproctitle option being set.  ... View more

I could not get this to work: ods escapechar= "^"; title1 "^{style[protectspecialchars=off] <div><hr/></div>}"; footnote "^{style[protectspecialchars=off] <div><hr/></div>}"; proc odstext; p "Note: the following totals should add together:" ; p "14B + 14C + 14E + 14F = 15B" / style=[color=purple fontsize=15pt]; run; title;footnote; but I could get this to work: ods escapechar= "^"; proc odstext; p "^{style[protectspecialchars=off] <div><hr/></div>}"; p "Note: the following totals should add together:" ; p "14B + 14C + 14E + 14F = 15B" / style=[color=purple fontsize=15pt]; p "^{style[protectspecialchars=off] <div><hr/></div>}"; run; I still don't know the reason behind why @Cynthia_sas's solution does not works in my code when using title and footnotes.  But I did succeed in putting the horizontal rules where I wanted them in the output.   Thanks again, for the help. ... View more

OK, got it to work with SAS Batch... But it doesn't work at all when I insert it into my code of ~650 lines, using SAS Batch. My process in summary: I tried my code SAS batch, didn't work. Then tried this in Enterprise Guide, trying to keep it simple, using only your code, didn't work! Then I tried your code, keeping it simple, in SAS Batch, -- it works -- ( ^{Raw...} works as well  @ballardw ). Now something is happening in my code that breaks this feature. And that may be out of the scope of this article.   Both of you helped solve this, thanks.  If I find out something useful I'll post it here. ... View more

relevant link: "ODS Tips & Tricks", Lauren Haworth, Genentech, Inc., circa Sep. 2010, via LexJensen.com    ... View more

@Cynthia_sas,  @ballardw  There is something going on with my two SAS environments that is preventing this from working.  That is using "^{raw …}", using "^S={protectspecialchar=off>…" and "^{style[protectspecialchars=off] …}". BTW, if the DIV tags are supposed to surround the HR then should it not be: ? <div><hr/></div> ^   The loose parsing rules of HTML in web browsers probably interprets it correctly. ... View more