I am using SAS 9.2.   Ballardw your example using proc format with \n should solve what I need. ... View more

What sizing options can I use that will allow the image to be sized before it is generated?  I am using ods graphics / height=6in width=3in border=off; to resize the image.  Can you recommend an article for tip options?  My goal is to show the value of each data mark. ... View more

I used a proc print and found that my independent legend had an extra invisible row.  The extra row throws the coloring matching off.  Going back to playing with changing colors. ... View more

I have two series plots that have two separate color schemes.  One is a custom legend series plot the other is a basic series plot.  Any ideas why these two have separate colors? /*data legend only*/ set enroll_led; /* For stand alone legend legend */ do i = 6, 10; xax = i; output; end; drop i; run; data legend2;   set legend;   if student_level='Undergraduate' then index=1;   else if student_level='Graduate' then index=2;   else if student_level='Professional Practice (First professional)' then index=3;   else if student_level='Undergraduate Non-degree Seeking' then index=4;   else if student_level='Graduate Non-degree Seeking' then index=5; run; proc template;             define statgraph order;              dynamic TITLE1 TITLE2;              begingraph;              entrytitle TITLE1;              entrytitle TITLE2;             layout overlay / xaxisopts =(display = NONE) yaxisopts = (display = NONE)             y2axisopts = ( display = STANDARD reverse = true label = " ");             seriesplot x=xax y= student_level / yaxis=y2 group=student_level             index = index;             endlayout;              endgraph;             end; run; Basic plot data enrollment3;   set enrollment2;   if student_level='Undergraduate' then index=1;   else if student_level='Graduate' then index=2;   else if student_level='Professional Practice (First professional)' then index=3;   else if student_level='Undergraduate Non-degree Seeking' then index=4;   else if student_level='Graduate Non-degree Seeking' then index=5; proc template;   define statgraph ColorByIndex;     begingraph;       layout overlay;         seriesplot x=TWO_DIGIT_YEAR y=students_enrolled / group=student_level name='a' index=index;                         discretelegend 'a';       endlayout;     endgraph;   end; run; proc sgrender data=enrollment3 template=ColorByIndex; run; ... View more

The process of setting a predefined color scheme is confusing me is there a simple way to do it I’m trying to follow: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/statug/63962/HTML/default/viewer.htm#statug_templt_a0000000066.htm Below is a simple block of what has been discussed so far. data enrollment3; set enrollment2; if student_level='Undergraduate' then index=1; else if student_level='Graduate' then index=2; else if student_level='Professional Practice (First professional)' then index=3; else if student_level='Undergraduate Non-degree Seeking' then index=4; else if student_level='Graduate Non-degree Seeking' then index=5; run; /*block that I’m trying to figure out*/ proc template; define style Styles.StatColor;        style GraphData1 / contrastcolor = green;        style GraphData2 / contrastcolor = purple;        style GraphData3 / contrastcolor = orange; end; define statgraph ColorByIndex; begingraph;       layout overlay;                   seriesplot x=TWO_DIGIT_YEAR y=students_enrolled / group=student_level  name='a' index=index;       endlayout; endgraph; end; run; proc sgrender data=enrollment3 template=ColorByIndex; run;run; ... View more