As far as I know, this option does not exist for tagsets.rtf. You can display all the options available for tagsets.ods like so:
ods tagsets.rtf file= "c:\temp\myfile.rtf" options( doc="help");
ods tagsets.rtf close;
Also tagsets.ods does the "measurements" differently, so maybe KEEPN is not necessary.
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The sample code below colors alternate columns with a different background. Just the data part has a different background, the column header is still the default. If the column header should have the same background I would go with the sample from @andreas_lds and add an additional style definition for the header.
%let dsn = sashelp.cars;
/*
* get number of cols
*/
data _NULL_;
dsid = open("&dsn"); /* open data set attributes */
vars = attrn(dsid,"NVARS"); /* get number of variables */
call symputx('nVars',vars);
dsid = close(dsid); /* close data set attributes */
run;
proc report data=&dsn;
column _all_ _dummy;
define _dummy / noprint;
compute _dummy;
do col = 2 to &nVars by 2;
call define(col, "style", "style=[background=lightgray]");
end;
endcomp;
run;
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If you have more than one ODS destination open, more than one Image file might be created. So for your case, it is best to close any open ODS destinations to make sure only one image file is created.
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I suggest to close all ODS destinations before you start creating your graph, see example below.
To always get the same filename use
ods graphics / reset=index;
Sample code:
ods _all_ close;
ods listing gpath='c:\temp' style=htmlblue;
ods graphics/ reset=index imagename='test' imagefmt=png;
proc sgplot data=sashelp.class;
scatter x=height y=weight/group=sex;
run;
ods _all_ close;
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I suggest to use the STYLEATTRS statement available with Proc SGPLOT. Give the following code a go. My example has only 3 group values, so in your example just add a fourth color and fillpattern (Ln, Xn, Rn where n is a number between 1-5).
proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars;
styleattrs
datacontrastcolors=(black white black)
datafillpatterns=(l1 x5 r1)
;
vbar type /
group=origin response=invoice stat=mean
outlineattrs=(color="black")
fillpattern
nofill
;
run;
S
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Do you mean something like this:
proc report data=sashelp.class;
rbreak after / summarize style=header;
compute after ;
name = "Total";
endcomp;
run;
The RBREAK statement allows to specify style information for the "last" row.
The COMPUTE AFTER fills the name column with the text "Total";
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For some plot statement an option called DATASKIN is available to achieve 3D effect on the plot. See https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/grstatproc/n1bzuy9irdjkujn1d4bfpxfmc7rs.htm for more information.
Unfortunately the BUBBLE statement in Proc SGMAP does not support this option.
However you can create your own style that defines a data skin. See this example:
/*
* define a location where to add new "things" defined with Proc TEMPLATE
* and where to look first for "Things"
*/
ods path
(prepend) work.mytemplates (update)
;
/*
* create a new style based on htmlblue
*/
proc template;
define style myhtmlblue;
parent=styles.htmlblue;
class GraphSkins /
DataSkin = "Gloss"
;
end;
run;
/*
* create the output using the specific style
*/
ods html5 file="c:\temp\sgmap.html" style=myhtmlblue options(bitmap_mode='inline');
proc sgmap mapdata=germany_gremove maprespdata=respdata plotdata=respdata noautolegend;
openstreetmap;
choromap id1/ mapid=id1 id=id1 name="choro" lineattrs=(thickness=1 color=graybb);
bubble x=longc y=latc size= no_of_cases / bradiusmin=3px bradiusmax=12px fill fillattrs=(color=darkred) outline name="bubl"
;
Keylegend "bubl";
run;
ods html5 close;
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Posting the log would be helpull to see what kinf of error you get. If it is not the same error as mentioned by the author of this topic I would start a new topic.
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As others already mentioned I would keep it as a number. I would also use CALL SYMPUTX to avoid notes about type conversion.
The functions of the DATA Step can also be used in the SAS macro language using %SYSFUNC. Have a look at the below code sample.
data _null_;
ThisDate=Date();
call symputx("FirstDayTwoMonthBack", IntNX("Month", ThisDate, -2, 'beginning'));
run;
%put NOTE: &FirstDayTwoMonthBack;
%put NOTE: %sysfunc(putn(&FirstDayTwoMonthBack, yymmddd10.));
%let newDate = %sysfunc(intnx(month, %sysfunc(today()), -2, b));
%put NOTE: &=newDate;
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John
I have used the ODS Graphics Designer to come up with the basic structure.
Deleted most of the options to start with defaults.
Took a look at the link I mentioned earlier to see how to use the rowaxisopts and row2axisopts
Changed the datalattice to datapanel to have the subject in one column
Used the tickvaluesequence to be able to specify the thickmarks, default would have less of them
The x axis will be the same for each graph, so the study days should align just well, the band starts exactly at the same position, so that is proof for that
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First of all, there is not need to use the Graph Template Language (GTL) to create this graph. Proc SGPLOT will do this with less code.
To control elements in your plots I recommend to have a look at these blogs:
https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/2017/09/15/proc-sgplot-theres-an-attrs-for-that/
and
https://blogs.sas.com/content/iml/2018/06/13/attrpriority-cycleattrs-styleattrs-ods-graphics.html
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