Hi I use PROC GRADAR with SAS 9.1 to produce spider graphics with min and max values between 0.05 and 1. I need both activex and gif outputs for html and pdf. data work.radar1; input name $ 1 points 5-8 maxv 13; datalines; A 0.23 1 B 0.05 1 C 0.18 1 D 0.05 1 E 0.32 1 F 0.3 1 G 0.05 1 H 1 1 run; data work.radar2; input name $ 1 points 5-8 maxv 13; datalines; A 0.23 1 B 0.05 1 C 0.18 1 D 0.05 1 E 0.32 1 F 0.3 1 G 0.05 1 H 0.3 1 run; goptions reset=all; goptions device=gif; proc gradar data=work.radar1; chart name / freq=points spiderweb starfill=(solid) cstarfill=(lightblue) ; run; quit; proc gradar data=work.radar2; chart name / freq=points spiderweb starfill=(solid) cstarfill=(lightblue) ;run; quit; goptions reset=all; goptions device=activex; ods listing close; ods html file='d:\temp\test.html'; proc gradar data=work.radar1; chart name / freq=points spiderweb starfill=(solid) cstarfill=(lightblue) ; run; quit; proc gradar data=work.radar2; chart name / freq=points spiderweb starfill=(solid) cstarfill=(lightblue) ;run; quit; ods html close; ods listing; The problem is that activex and gif output are not identical. The activex output produces graphs with the same scale even if the min and max value are not the same, so that you can visually compare graphs with different values. The gif output takes the max value (e.g. 1 or 0.5) as the max value for the tick on the graph so that you cannot visually compare both graphs. Is there a way to produce graphs with PROC GRADAR with the same scale for activex and gif so that both graphs can be compared. Thanks Eddy ... View more