Yes, the users can see the graphs created with the old data, But with the only change being the input dataset, some users can not see the graphs.....but still see the previous graphs. Possibly I should have these users download the current activex control ? ... View more

correction..... actually, I believe Proc Means uses QNTLDEF, not PCTLDEF, ... View more

I'm not really sure, since I don't know exactly what all code you ran, and in what order, etc. But you've now got some code that workd ... View more

You first need to ensure your divs are laid down in the correct order.  Make sure the SAS/Graph div is first - followed by the calendar DIV.  The second step would be to position the divs correctly.  You may or may not need this step.  You may need to slide the other div on top of the SAS/Graph div by moving the margin.  Something like this: div#nav     {     float:                  right;     width:                  125px;     margin-right:           10px;     margin-left: -25px; The negative margin will move the DIV - you'll need to play with the movement to get the right overlap.  I'd use an html editor with WSWIG to play with the margins and creation of the divs until you get the action required.  You can then go back to SAS to re-create the HTML as needed. -John ... View more

hope you have a working solution to this, but otherwise try statements like dm log 'color back gray' log ; The online doc for the DM statement should help, too. Remember to save the settings with dm 'wsave all' ; PeterC ... View more

Suggest searching the SAS support http://support.sas.com/ website for reference information about PROC SORT and performance considerations. Scott Barry SBBWorks, Inc. Google advanced search argument suggestion: proc sort failure performance 9.2 site:sas.com ... View more