Hi @JeffMeyers  Thanks for all the help on this. Your suggestion for enabling the DPI by adding "ods listing" has worked. I have another small problem. I don't know if it is in the macro or what I typing: I cannot get a line break in the PVALHEADER text. If I use the ` delimiters, these just appear in the text, so including "PVALHEADER=` ` ` log rank tesp="  shows exactly this (without any line breaks). Any advice? ... View more

I am having a problem with the axis colours. They are coming out in black on the png file, but grey on the pdf, even though i have specified axiscolor=black   any suggestions? ... View more

Hi @JeffMeyers    Sorry for another query. This macro is extremely useful and has helped enormously with my publications. Thank you. I am making a lattice with 4 panels, each with a different KM curve. I need to save it as a png and as a pdf. The pdf looks perfect but the png image quality is very low, despite increasing the DPI. Changing the dpi doesn't seem to affect the png image quality (or the size of the file) at all - it just makes the pdf look quite speckled. I am using the following commands to make the PDF and PNG:   DPI=800, PLOTNAME=my_graph, GPATH=C:\my folder, DESTINATION=pdf, SVG=1, OUTDOC=C:\my folder\my_graph.pdf   The pdf is great but I also need to create an image that I can include in a word document, and the PNG is no good. See attached close up       can you help at all? ... View more

Hello I am also having this problem. I found your post in the discussion forum, although I can see it was from a long time ago. Did you manage to find a solution? George ... View more

Hi @JeffMeyers  I am having a problem with the title of my graph. The text is not wrapping, just continuing on one line and getting cut off at the edge of the plot. See below.  Can you suggest a solution? thanks George     ... View more

thanks very much. i thought it might need something like that.   can i also ask how i might left-align the risk labels instead? would it just be adding spaces after the shorter label? ... View more

Hi @JeffMeyers    I am having difficulty getting the PAR subtitle to align in the same way as my risk labels in the PAR table...   PARHEADER=Number at risk, PARALIGN=labels, RISKLOCATION=bottom, RISKLABELLOCATION=left   This gives the PAR table outside the plot, with risk labels to the left and PAR subtitle above the risk labels, but the subtitle is left-aligned whereas the risk labels are right-aligned. See image below.   The issue only occurs when I have longer risk labels, as here. Shorter labels seem to automatically left-align, along with the subtitle:   Any idea how I can get "number at risk" right-aligned like the longer risk labels ("donor with/without endocarditis")? ... View more

works a treat. thanks again for the speedy response @JeffMeyers  ... View more

Hi @JeffMeyers . Sorry to post again but I have another query...   I am using a large dataset with ~26,000 records in one exposure group. I need to make a black and white graph, so I am using the following parameters in the NEWSURV macro:   COLOR=black, PATTERN= SOLID SHORTDASH,   When I run this, I get an error message saying: The STEPPLOT is not drawn because the limit for maximum number of observations per patterned line has been exceeded. You can set line pattern to SOLID or set LINEPATTERNOBSMAX=67200 in the ODS GRAPHICS statement to enable the plot. Increasing this limit could make Java VM run out of memory. See product documentation for related considerations.   I don't get this error when I use coloured lines (e.g. black blue). I have tried including LINEPATTERNOBSMAX=67200 in the code, as suggested, but it doesn't recognise this as a parameter.    Could you let me know if there is a way around this? ... View more

thanks. works perfectly ... View more

This is a fantastically useful macro, thank you.  I am having one small problem though:    I want to increase the size of the font in my graphic, for the axes, labels and patients-at-risk box. I have found the elements that do this in the instructions (XTICKVALSIZE, LABELSIZE, PARSIZE, etc). The problem is that when I increase the font for the patients-at-risk box above about 10pt, the labels sort of overlap each other and the numbers on each row squash together. Hopefully the picture below shows what I mean. I can't figure out how to space them out. Aside from this, it looks great.   Can anyone help?         ... View more

works like a dream - thanks very much ... View more