Hello @ghbg,       That error is not something I generate in the macro but from SAS itself.  Basically it is saying that there are too many dashed objects in the dashed line being made I think.  There isn't a parameter in my macro for this at the moment I think, but if you search through the macro code for the SGRENDER it runs, find the ODS GRAPHICS that comes just before it you can add that LINEPATTERNOBSMAX into that statement to adjust it on your end. ... View more

The SPLITALWAYS only works when the axis type is discrete. Try adding type=discrete to your YAXIS statement. If you're using numeric coded values it might be using a linear one instead. SPLITALWAYS always splits the values at the character or characters specified in the SPLITCHAR= option. If the value does not contain any of the specified split characters, a split does not occur. Default The default split character is a space. Restriction This option has no effect unless the axis is discrete. Tip You can specify the split character using the SPLITCHAR= option. Example Fit Policies for Axes ... View more

Hello @ghbg. Use the parameter RISKROWWEIGHTS to allocate more space to the patients at risk numbers. The number represents how much graph space each row gets as a proportion. Try setting it to 0.045 and increase or decrease from there. ... View more

Hello @HermanoRocha,   Thank you for trying out the macro!  I have played a bit with multivariate options internally but have not incorporated them into the main macro as of yet.  I have actually seen the issue you have posted a few times now from other people using the University Edition and I discovered it was caused by the way I made a non-breaking space character.  In the newer version of the macro that I just uploaded (072020 version) I changed this so that it should work with the University Edition.  Please let me know if this fixes the issue for you. ... View more

If you want to show super or subscripts in SGPLOT graph statements (TEXT, VBAR, etc.) then you need to find them in Unicode form (I think DAN found one for subscript x).  They still don't support direct super or subscripts in SGPLOT unfortunately.  If you can find the character you want though in Unicode form then you can use the following method to get the values into a graph statement: https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/2015/09/18/specifying-unicode-values-and-colors-is-easier-with-the-proc-sgplot-and-gtl/   Basically instead of having character values that include the escape character and Unicode value you need to make a formatted variable where the format contains the escape character and Unicode value.  It's an extra step I feel should be removed at some point by SAS but for now that is how it works. ... View more

Can you post your actual SGPLOT code?  No need for data but just want to see how many places you're talking about needing a subscript (different places need different methods). ... View more

I have a macro that can create and customize the curves for you: https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/Kaplan-Meier-Survival-Plotting-Macro-NEWSURV/ta-p/479747   See example 6 ... View more

Thank you for the feedback and suggestions. I'm still experimenting with putting in additional features like different kinds of bullet points and those sub-header style boxes in the example you showed. I'll definitely keep the reference in mind. For number two the macro doesn't take input on the off treatment boxes. It compares which patients were in the previous node (started adjuvant treatment) that are not in the current node (completed adjuvant treatment) and files them into the off treatment box using the OFFREASON variable for the reason why. I'm trying to automate this as much as possible. Even if the off treatment variable is missing they would still be included in the off treatment box. ... View more

Thank you! I got to attend Prashant's talk and it inspired me to try to code it myself! I love picking up fun new ideas at conferences. ... View more

It doesn't look like the option has appeared in SGPLOT yet, but within GTL there is another MARKERATTRS option called weight that will make the symbols thicker if you set to bold.  You could probably use TMPLOUT in your SGPLOT code into a template and then modify the MARKERATTRS in the provided code. https://documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=grstatgraph&docsetTarget=p0yjbi9rz0z03tn1arz9ia9tgvic.htm&docsetVersion=9.4&locale=en#p1u28q2ug4beltn1aq128py27bj9   Also going to plug my macro to make survival curves: https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/Kaplan-Meier-Survival-Plotting-Macro-NEWSURV/ta-p/479747     ... View more