Sounds like you're probably using device=java or device=activex (either intentionally, or perhaps it's your default if you're running your graphs through Enterprise Guide, or something like that?) ... and those devices have default popup/mouse-over text.   You can control the mouse-over text by adding a variable to your dataset containing specially-formatted text which happens to be HTML 'title=' tags. Here's an example:   data foo; set sashelp.class; length my_html $300; my_html= 'title='||quote( trim(left(name))||'0d'x|| 'Sex: '||trim(left(sex))||'0d'x|| 'Years old: '||trim(left(age))||'0d'x|| 'Weight in pounds: '||trim(left(height)) ); run;   goptions device=java; proc gplot data=foo; plot height*weight=sex / html=my_html; run;   ... View more

Hmm. You can ignore this post from Community_Guide that is attributed to me. I don't know how it happened.    I have more specific comments in my other post.   ... View more

With sas/graph annotate, once you reach a certain number of annotate 'errors' it ignores further annotate commands.    One way around this is to tell annotate to ignore the errors, and keep trying, by adding something like this to your annotate dataset...   data ignore_error; function='seterror'; size=100000; output; run; data anno; set ignore_error anno; run;     ... View more