@Renato_sas  Yeah got it to work! looked up some of the errors in the console log, turns out one of the extensions was causing an issue removed it and now I see the results!     ... View more

Hi @Madelyn_SAS ! We are in need of applying custom fonts in two cases: In exports to PDF via SAS Studio code and in Visual Analytics reports OP and the original response is a bit vague when it comes to instructions (would be nice with an official SAS documentation or guide on this but I can't find any).   The font  in question (LabGrotesque) is "available" on the linux server hosting the Viya 3.5 environment in woff and otf format as per this fc-list command:   In regards to SAS studio I'm able to register the font per the instruction provided in previous forum threads and this documentation. Here's the result from Proc Registry: When it comes to applying the font (in proc reports as an example) I'm struggling (I totally fail to apply it 😂) but I have some digging to do regarding ttf and cff and what procs support what type of font but...   What is more prioritised is making the fonts work in Visual Anlytics and here is where I'm struggling the most. As shown, the fonts are available on the server where Viya is installed and hosted but I do not know if that is the same as saying that it it is "available in the web server"? Just to be overly clear, here's a image from VA where I would expect the font to show up: I highly suspect that there is some step missing (such as the proc fontreg for studio/coding) in order to make the woff version of the font available in the different Viya web applications such as VA and Theme Designer or should it just work if the font is available on the server? Any hints on what to test or do next would be appreciated 🙂  //Winter         ... View more

Probably you can achieve this by creating an aggregated table from the original one. So you carry both aggregated measures, sum and average and its groupby variable to the newly aggregated table. There you can apply your if-then logic but instead of using the dynamic aggregated measures you take their static copy. It's static in the context of the aggregated measure but the aggregated table updates as well and reacts to parameters and filters. Give it a try ... View more

That sounds like you might have some actual issues with your SAS deployment if you cant close a pop-up window, such as the "filter and sort" ,using "Cancel" or the "X" in the top right of the window. I assume that you are also unable to use the "filter and sort" as intended (fill it out and hit "Ok" to perform a filter) if that is the case.   Basically it's one thing for the pop-up window to end up of screen then moving it into view should fix your problem, either fill it out as intended and perform the filter (or other action) or close it if it was a mistake. If the window itself is frozen or unresponsive that's something else entirely.    As to why SAS haven't fixed the issue, I would speculate that the actual problem might have more to do with Windows as an operating than SAS but I have no insight in that.   For "drag and drop" functionalities i would recommend you looking into SAS Studio (that is, if your SAS is an deployed server and not just EG as a stand alone workstation) and the "Visual programmer" feature which support drag and drop of tables and a lot of tasks.   //Winter  ... View more