I am trying to combine 4 SG plots into one HTML file using tagsets.htmlpanel, when I run the code below, each of the SG plots works and produces output in the results viewer and as a PNG.  However, when I open the HTML file that is produced, it just shows 4 blank panels, with a missing image icon (see attached screenshot).  Is there a options (bitmap_mode=inline) equivalent for HTMLpanel as there is in ODS HTML5?  I don't see it in the documentation but could be missing it.   Running EG9.3 on a Linux grid envionment but also tested in base with same result.  Any help is appreaciated. %let odsout=./; ods listing close; ods graphics / reset=index; ods tagsets.htmlpanel file="hmtlpanel.html" path="&odsout."; ods tagsets.htmlpanel event=panel(start); <SGplot 1> <SGplot 2> <SGplot 3> <SGplot 4> ods tagsets.htmlpanel event=panel(finish); ods tagsets.htmlpanel close; ods listing;   ... View more

I am trying to use PROC GSLIDE to create a GSEG entry for a SGPLOT so that I can use PROC GREPLAY to combine multiple charts into one HTML output.  The SGPLOT is created and works just fine, but when I run the GSLIDE step, it seems to skew the aspect ratio of the SGPLOT to a point where it's not readable.  I have also tried using the iBack method with the same result.  It appears the GSLIDE resizes the SGPLOT somehow, but I don't understand how to control that option.  Any help is appreaciated.   ods graphics on / reset=index imagename="Myplot"; ods HTML file="TestChart.html" path="&odsout."; goptions hsize=4in vsize=2in; goptions xpixels=900 ypixels=900; goptions device=png; proc sgplot data = Trend_Final; series x = trend y = cRound / datalabel = trend legendlabel = "Work" lineattrs = (thickness = 2 pattern = solid color = BLACK); yaxis label = "Scheduled" grid values = (200 to 400 by 50) offsetmin = 0.05 offsetmax = 0.05; xaxis label = " Date" grid offsetmin = 0.05 offsetmax = 0.05; run; ODS HTML CLOSE; ODS LISTING; data CreatedAnno; xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; when='a'; function='image'; x=100; y=100; imgpath="&odsout.Myplot1.png"; style='fit'; output; run; title; footnote; proc gslide name="TVol" anno= CreatedAnno; run; ... View more

Does anyone know if there is a way to create ODS HTML5 files that can be responsively embedded on a website?  Everything I have found so far is fixed dimensions.  Thanks! ... View more

Hi there, I am trying to import all US zip codes as a shapefile into SAS via the Census Buearu Tiger Lines site found here: 2014 TIGER/Line&reg; Shapefiles: Similar to the example by Dr. Allison found here, except for the whole U.S. rather than just North Carolina: http://robslink.com/SAS/democd17/zcta_info.htm However, after using the code below I get the map output that is attached, it appears to partially work but comes out very small and hard to see: proc mapimport out=Map_Zip datafile="/sas/Shape Files/Zip Code Shapefiles/tl_2014_us_zcta510.shp"; run; data Map_Zip;   set Map_Zip;   rename geoid10 = ZIP;   drop aland10 awater10 classfp10 funcstat10 intptlat10 intptlon10 mtfcc10 zcta5ce10;   Statecode = zipstate(geoid10);   State = zipfips(geoid10); run; proc gproject data=Map_Zip out=Map_Zip eastlong degrees project=robinson;   id ZIP; run; ods listing close; goptions reset=all; ods html5 path = '/sas/' (url=none) file='ZIP.html'; goptions hsize=15in vsize=10in; goptions xpixels=250 ypixels=250; proc gmap data=Map_Zip map=Map_Zip all;   where Statecode not in ("AK", "HI", "PR");   id ZIP;   choro State / nolegend;   run; quit; ODS HTML5 CLOSE; ODS LISTING; I have also tried using the TIGER2GIS macro available on SAS Maps online, but I'm not sure if that's needed and I can't seem to get the macro to accept the required variables, even when using the default values included. Any help is greatly appreciated.  Thanks! ... View more

I have a map that I usually create using the CHORO statement, but decided to test out the PRISM statement instead.  The map looks just fine using CHORO, but the PRISM option seems to create an abundance of excess lines across the map.  I've attached an example of the southern US for reference. I assume this is due to the structure of my map, I created it using custom regions rolled up from zip codes.  Could it be due to too many observations per region or is it somehow related to the order of the regions?  As I mentioned, the map looks fine when using the CHORO statement, so I'm struggling to figure out how to produce a better PRISM map.  Any assistance is greatly appreciated.  Thanks! ... View more

Hi there, I am wondering if it is possible to use a table of US zipcode lat/longs to create a map in SAS using PROC GMAP.  I realize there are US state/county maps, as well as a specific zip code reference file, but I have some custom regions that I would like to display and the only way I can access the GIS information is via zip code lat/longs (This would be similar to rolling up zip codes into US Senate districts). I currently complete this task using another GIS system and then using proc mapimport, but keeping it all in SAS would be much more efficient and allow for regular updates. I'm using the code below, though I think I have a problem with my X/Y conversion or the sorting of the table.  I've also attached a sample data file for just Utah zip codes that demonstrates the data structure (this would be the zipcode table in the first data statement).  Any assistance is greatly appreciated.  Thanks! data addXY;   set zipcode;   x=atan(1)/45 * longitude;   y=atan(1)/45 * latitude; run; proc greduce data=addXY out=map_reduced;   id region; run; proc sort data=map_reduced; by region; run; proc gproject data=map_reduced out=map_proj eastlong degrees;   id Region; run; ods listing close; goptions reset=all; ods html path = '.' (url=none) file='TestZip.html' style=sasweb; ods html newfile=output; goptions hsize=15in vsize=10in; goptions xpixels=250 ypixels=250; proc gmap data=map_proj map=map_proj all density=low;   id region;   choro region / nolegend;   run; quit; ODS HTML CLOSE; ODS LISTING; ... View more