Thanks, I have submitted the problem to our dear SAS tech support. ... View more

Hi again Sorry, I forgot to post the used sample program see as printed. data class; set sashelp.class; label sex="Gender" age="Age in Years"; run; proc template; define crosstabs Base.Freq.CrossTabFreqs; define header tableof; text "Table of " _row_label_ " by " _col_label_; end; define header rowsheader; text _row_label_ / _row_label_ ^= " "; text _row_name_; end; define header colsheader; text _col_label_ / _col_label_ ^= " "; text _col_name_; end; cols_header=colsheader; rows_header=rowsheader; header tableof; end; run; ods listing close; ods HTML file="body.html"; proc freq data=class; tables sex*age; run; ods html close; ods listing; ... View more

Hi SBB Many thanks for your info given. I am working with SAS 9.2, but when I tested the samples copied from (in the first link) techno paper, either RTF or original HTML format, my SAS simply crached. Any idea about that? Regards Snow ... View more

Hi, Cynthia Thanks again for your suggestion. Put it simple, I made a paneled (by group) spaghetti plot (on different time points)with all lines grayed and added into every panel one line for the group mean values (on different time points). The REFLINE/BAND does not fit that purpose. So far my client is still happy to see what I did by using GREPLAY. Else I have to send my request to SAS support. However, I was wondering if SGRENDER can do something about that if I have time. Kind Regards SSAS ... View more

Many thanks to you, Cynthia Originally I have done that just adding a mean profile line for a grayed spaghetti plot for a group of subjects in SAS 8.2, 9.13. I was too happy to see version 9.2 now having that VLINE panel plot which gives much ease on this kind of graph. However, from your suggested doc limks, I have see no way to do that in SG PROCs yet, so I shall keep using my old fashioned GREPLAY. Anyway, many thanks. Kind regards SSAS ... View more