Works for me. Thanks! ... View more

I exported the database to a text file and found that the data was stored in a text field as "3;4;6”. Not sure if that matters, but the answers were associated with another table which store the underlying coding ; ie. when one select Banana, Melon and Strawberry in the form, it will be stored as “3;4;6” as above. SAS was able to read it as Character field and displayed as a single digit character (length=3 format=$3. Informat=$3.) in the SAS viewer. However the PROC FREQ procedure suggested the frequency as follow (the layout is edited to fit the display on this forum). : Q2ID --- Frequency --- Percent --- Cumulative Frequency --- Cumulative Percent --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 0 --- 3 --- 0.53 --- 165 --- 29.36 3 1 --- 1 --- 0.18 --- 166 --- 29.54 3 2 --- 2 --- 0.36 --- 168 --- 29.89 I was confused, b/c in the dataset, I was not able to find anything like 3 0, 3 1 or 3 2 ... ... View more

For your first question, you can control the DPI of images from ODS Graphics by using the IMAGE_DPI option on the ODS LISTING/RTF/HTML statements. For ODS PDF and PRINTER, use the DPI (which affect the whole output, tables and all). For the second question, GOPTIONS do not apply to ODS Graphics. Just use the ODS GRAPHICS statement to control global options in this system. Hope this helps! Dan ... View more

Did you perform the steps listed in the overview? "To display the graph, you specify odsgraphics=on and either the htmfile= option or the rtffile= option. " ... View more

The codes in PROC SGPLOT works for me. I will contact the technical support team. Thanks! ... View more