Hi   Please have a look at the following paper http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings11/252-2011.pdf It has some details on how to use statements and options to control the value of the bookmarks created. It also shows which procedure allow what level of control. This might give you some more ideas. If you can do what you need, I do not know.   Bruno ... View more

Hi   When using SAS Enterprise Guide, there is a setting to include titles and footnotes within the image.     When using your own code for the ODS destinations. Please ensure, that EG will not create any automatic output.   Bruno ... View more

Hi   You have to tell the ODS destination to add the title into the image. How you do this depends on the GUI you are using.   But it ends with code similar to the one below. The GTITLE option tells SAS to add the title to the graph ods html file="c:\temp\with_title.html" gtitle; title "Some Graph"; proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars; vbar type / group=origin; run; ods html close; Bruno ... View more

Hi   Have a look at the NEWFILE= option of the ODS RTF statement. This will help you to achieve what you want.   If you need more control on the naming of the RTF files have a look at this blog post http://blogs.sas.com/content/sasdummy/2012/03/20/sas-program-by-processing/ by @ChrisHemedinger This programming pattern can be used over and over.   Bruno ... View more

Allaluiah   If you are new to SAS, it is worthwhile to attend a SAS Training course, to get all the fundamental concepts right. This makes reading the code examples you will find everywhere a lot easier.   For all things related to ODS Graphics I suggest you follow the blog http://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/ by @Jay54 it has lots and lots of great examples and tips and tricks on how to best use ODS Graphics.   For SAS/GRAPH read the blogs entries from  @GraphGuy  http://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/author/robertallison/ one can only wonder what is possible.   The thing is, one has to remember. But since there is always a story around it, this makes it a lot easier, at least for me.   Bruno     ... View more

Here for everybody http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings16/index.html ... View more

Hi   Not exactly the graph your are looking for, but it is a start, and it has all the information you are looking for. I have used Proc SGPANEL instead of Proc GCHART.   data have; infile cards dlm=","; input Year Ranking Group_Y_Name $ cnt_gy_name ; cards; 2007,1,GY1,2 2007,2,GY1,1 2007,1,GY2,2 2007,2,GY2,2 2007,1,GY3,1 2007,2,GY3,1 2007,3,GY3,1 2008,1,GY1,1 2008,2,GY1,1 2008,3,GY1,1 2008,1,GY2,1 2008,2,GY2,2 2008,1,GY3,1 2008,3,GY3,1 2009,2,GY1,3 2009,3,GY1,1 2009,1,GY2,4 2009,1,GY3,1 2009,2,GY3,1 2009,3,GY3,1 2010,1,GY1,2 2010,2,GY1,2 2010,1,GY2,4 2010,2,GY2,1 2010,1,GY3,1 2010,2,GY3,3 ; proc sgpanel data=have pctlevel=group; styleattrs datacolors=(cxfddcbb cxaddfe6 cxf5f8c9) datacontrastcolors=(cxfddcbb cxaddfe6 cxf5f8c9) ; panelby Group_Y_Name / layout=columnlattice colheaderpos=bottom novarname noborder ; vbar year / response=cnt_gy_name group=Ranking stat=percent seglabel seglabelformat=percent9. ; colaxistable cnt_gy_name; keylegend / noborder TITLE=" "; run; Bruno ... View more

Hi   I am not awhere of any builtin function that will return this information. However one could create a Stored Process that will return this information. The Stored Process could be called by anyone who wants to see this information, it could also be part of a report that displays this information.   Find below a code example on how to get this information. running this code as a Stored Process one needs to provide the information for the SAS library and table to be used as parameter values (&libref and &tablename). The program will display when the LASR table was last modified. This has nothing to do with any date information within the data.   options nocenter; libname EVDMLA META library="Environment Manager Data Mart LASR"; proc sql; create table myInfo as select catx(".", libname, memname) as tableName , crdate format=datetime19. , modate format=datetime19. from dictionary.tables where libname = "%upcase(&libref)" and memname = "%upcase(&tablename)" ; quit; proc report data=myInfo noheader; run; The output of the Stored Process is in add to your report. See sample output below: Bruno ... View more

Wir können aus dem SAS code heraus nicht Aktionen im EG steuren. Wir können dem EG aber sagen, dass wir eine Ausgabe erzeugt haben, er wird diese dann anzeigen. Das Beispiel Programm sollte in einem Codekonten stehen, der selber keine Ausgabe erzeugt.   Habe das Beispiel mit EG7.1 auf einem SAS Server 9.4 auf Linux getest.   * orginal HTML ; filename xres "!HOME/sample.html"; * temp file, da wir orginal nicht verändern wollen ; filename xres2 temp mod; * kopie von orginal ; data _null_; infile xres; input; file xres2; put _infile_; run; * dummy output erstellen, damit EG diesen anzeigt ; ods html file=xres2 (NO_TOP_MATTER NO_BOTTOM_MATTER); data _null_; declare odsout obj(); obj.body_start(); obj.body_end(); run; ods html close; Bruno ... View more