The pdf output works fine, even after playing with various margins, page orientation, and footnote lengths.  The font specification is optional, I was testing with  large font sizes.    %let fnt=%str('Helvetica', 8pt); ods _all_ close; ods escapechar='^'; options nonumber nodate nocenter orientation=portrait papersize=letter leftmargin=1.5cm rightmargin=1.5cm topmargin=1.5cm bottommargin=1.5cm;; ods pdf file="&path./test.pdf" dpi=300 notoc; proc report data=sashelp.cars (obs=10) ps=48 ls=135 split='|'; column make Model; run; footnote1 "^S={}^S={font=(&fnt)} &ft."; ods pdf close; ... View more

  libname test '~/test'; /* proc print data=test.test7; */ run; data x; set test.test7; id=_n_; run; proc transpose data=x out=tran (rename=(_name_=var col1=value) drop=_label_); by id; var var: ; label var='Box Variables'; run; proc sgplot data=tran; title 'SGPLOT'; vbox value / category=var; /* replace category with group for different color bars */ run; proc sgpanel data=tran ; title 'SGPanel'; panelby var / COLUMNS=3; vbox value; run; ... View more

You could use the sganno option for sgplot to annotate the small sections.  There are several papers that you can google for, check this out to begin with   https://support.sas.com/rnd/datavisualization/papers/Annotate_Your_SGPLOT_Graphs.pdf ... View more

In Excel natural log is ln.  it's different than log (which is base 10) log(10) ln(10) 10 1.0000000 2.3025851 ... View more

If you just need to fit in a long label just use the split option on the proc report line and embed the chosen split character in the label ... View more

For the last two columns, I could not get a second set of labels (what you have shown in red).  I guess you could do a combined label spanning the two columns.   proc report data = shoes_raw missing; *stating columns to be in the report and their order; column region ('Products sold' stores, product) ('Sales amount' Sales, product) /* ('Sandal short' Sandal_Diff) ('Shoe short' Shoe_Diff) */ ( Sandal_Diff Shoe_Diff) ; *define columns directly from dataset variables; define region / group 'Global region' style(header)=[just=left borderbottomstyle=solid bordertopstyle=solid]; define stores / analysis sum format=comma. '' style(header)=[just=right borderbottomstyle=solid bordertopstyle=solid tagattr='MERGEACROSS:2']; define Sales / analysis sum format=dollar.2 '' style(header)=[just=right borderbottomstyle=solid bordertopstyle=solid tagattr='MERGEACROSS:2']; define product / across order=internal '' style(header)=[borderbottomstyle=solid bordertopstyle=solid just=right.]; *define cumputed columns; define Sandal_Diff / "Slipper - Sandal" computed format=dollar.2 style(header)=[just=right borderbottomstyle=solid bordertopstyle=solid tagattr='MERGEACROSS:2'] style(column)=[ tagattr='MERGEACROSS:2']; define Shoe_Diff / "Slipper - Sport Shoe" computed format=dollar.2 style(header)=[just=right borderbottomstyle=solid bordertopstyle=solid tagattr='MERGEACROSS:2'] style(column)=[tagattr='MERGEACROSS:2']; *computing columns (that are based off other columns); *columns produced from the across option of the 'month' variable do not have a name so must be reffered to by their column number, as can be counted in the column statement; compute Sandal_Diff; Sandal_Diff = _c6_ - _c5_; endcomp; compute Shoe_Diff; Shoe_Diff = _c6_ - _c7_; endcomp; run; ods excel close; ... View more

You don't specify what kinds of graphs.   Check out this blog for displaying grouped data as cluster bars.  https://blogs.sas.com/content/sascom/2011/08/22/how-to-make-a-cluster-grouped-bar-chart-graph-using-sas-sg-procedures/ ... View more

Check out the ODS Layout options: https://documentation.sas.com/?cdcId=pgmsascdc&cdcVersion=9.4_3.5&docsetId=odsug&docsetTarget=odsugwhatsnew94.htm&locale=en   especially epub3 https://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings14/SAS339-2014.pdf   ... View more

Another approach (untested) proc format; value $C "11"="Both" "22"="None" "12"="VarA" "21"="VarB" ; run; data want; set have; length varc $2 ; VarC=cats(put(VarA,$1.),put(VarB,$1.)); format VarC $C.; /* if VarA=1 and VarB=1 then VarC = "Both"; else if VarA=2 and VarB=2 then VarC = "None"; else if VarA=1 and VarB=2 then VarC = "VarA"; else if VarA=2 and VarB=1 then VarC = "VarB" ; */ run; ... View more

You can upload them one at a time or else zip all into one file and extract them on SODA.  This blog might help:   https://blogs.sas.com/content/sasdummy/2015/05/11/using-filename-zip-to-unzip-and-read-data-files-in-sas/   another link: https://amadeus.co.uk/tips/reading-from-a-zip-file/   ... View more

There is a Weight option you can specify after the slash, but from your description I think you want to specify the colpct as a response proc sgplot data=mydata; vbar StateCd / response=ColPct; run; ... View more

My apologies, I have not had the time to follow up.  I am not sure how you would draw those lines.  I have a feeling if you got the example from a publication, it was likely drawn in an image editing software  ... View more