The code below only loads 43 lines of the web-site data to scrape. filename output temp; * Setup a scratch file ; %Let sub = Airport%20West; proc http url="http://reiv.com.au/market-insights/suburb/&sub" method="get" out=output; run; * Create a data set called first with one variable for the contents of the webpage called value ; data first; length suburb $ 20; suburb = "&sub"; suburb = tranwrd(suburb, "%20", " "); length value $30000; infile output _infile_ = line; input @1 value $30000.; linenum = _n_; output; label value = webpage code suburb = "Name of suburb with %20 replaced by space" linenum = Line number of code; run;   How do I get it to set aside sufficient space for up to 1000 lines of code from this website? Thanks,  Joe  ... View more

If I create a figure using a SAS graph procedure I am able to edit that figure by right clicking on the figure from the results window.  Once in the editor I can select the figure and copy it.  Then I can open MS VISIO and paste it into a new figure screen as Picture (Enhanced Metafile) which I can then ungroup it so that I can edit all the components of the figure.  I need to do this to insert and edit elements of the figure.  Also no matter how large I make the figure it still retains the detail of the original.  In using the Sgplot routine I can only get a snapshot picture that cannot be edited in this way.   Is it possible to have sgplot produce an enhanced metafile that I can ungroup and edit in MS Visio?   Thanks  Joe   PS since these actions are interactive I don't think my code would be helpful. ... View more