Hello everyone,    recently i wanna to draw a lattice layout plot where lots of sub-plots (cells) are avaliable. such as code like that..:   proc template; define statgraph myren_density; begingraph; entrytitle textattrs=(size=12 family="Times New Roman" weight=bold) "Table 1: Distributions of metals log-transformed concentraions"; entryfootnote halign=left textattrs=(size=9 family="Times New Roman" weight=normal color=CX8470FF) "Note: made by Myren"; layout lattice / columns=1; /*Hg*/ cell; cellheader; layout gridded; entry "Hg"; endlayout; endcellheader; layout overlay; histogram eval(log(Hg)); densityplot eval(log(Hg)); endlayout; endcell; /*Here I want to add several similar cell blocks like cell "Hg" where only variable "Hg" will be changed by other variable name ("Cd"”As“ for example)*/ sidebar / align=bottom; entry "Log-transformed Concentration(μg/g)" / textattrs=(family="Times New Roman" size=12 weight=normal) pad=(left=30); endsidebar; endlayout; endgraph; end; run; proc sgrender data=df template=myren_density; run;   I tried to use CALL EXECUTE but failed. It seemed that the CALL EXECUTE routines resolved the codes inside them seperately when SAS finished compiling? But i hoped  that the produced codes can "be generated together" and "run simultaneously". Obviously  the code below can't.  Anyone suggestions or better solutions🤔?    DATA VARLIST;/*Var list*/ INPUT VAR $8.; DATALINES; Hg Cd Cr As Pb ... ; RUN; %MACRO CELLS(VAR);/*macro that generating cells*/ cell; cellheader; layout gridded; entry "Hg"; endlayout; endcellheader; layout overlay; histogram eval(log(&VAR.)); densityplot eval(log(&VAR.)); endlayout; endcell; %MEND CELLS; DATA _NULL_;   SET VARLIST;   IF _N_=1 THEN CALL EXECUTE('%NRSTR(proc template; define statgraph myren_density; begingraph; entrytitle textattrs=(size=12 family="Times New Roman" weight=bold) "Table 1: Distributions of metals log-transformed concentraions"; entryfootnote halign=left textattrs=(size=9 family="Times New Roman" weight=normal color=CX8470FF) "Note: made by Myren"; layout lattice / columns=1;)');/*Beiginning part of proc templete*/   CALL EXECUTE('%NRSTR(%CELLS('||VAR||'))');/*Generate multiple cells*/   IF LAST. THEN CALL EXECUTE('%NRSTR(sidebar / align=bottom; entry "Log-transformed Concentration(μg/g)" / textattrs=(family="Times New Roman" size=12 weight=normal) pad=(left=30); endsidebar; endlayout; endgraph; end; run; proc sgrender data=df template=myren_density; run;)');/*End part of proc templete as well as proc sgrender*/ RUN;/*DATA SETP END*/         ... View more

Hey guys,    I'm new to draw plots by using GTL in sas. Recently I was trying to draw scatter plots but some problems occured when i was trying  a scatterplot within  "layout overlay" block. I used SASHELP.CLASSFIT as my training dataset where x=height and y=weight with group=sex. Also, i wanted to display the plot seperately by using groupdisplay=cluster but I faied. it seemed that the scatterplot was still displayed in a overlay mode. So I'm wondering why the groupdisplay option has no effect? (I run all sas codes in SAS studio 3.8 environment) here is my code:   ods _all_ close; ods graphics / reset width=900px height=450px; ods html style=htmlblue path=odsout file="3-scatter.html"; proc template; define statgraph myscatter; begingraph /; entrytitle "Height and Weight by Sex"; layout overlay / ; scatterplot x=height y=weight / group=sex groupdisplay=cluster name="scatter" markerattrs=(size=12 symbol=starfilled); endlayout; endgraph; end; run; proc sgrender data=sashelp.classfit template=myscatter; run; by the way, I was also wondering how to costomize markers with different  colors (i.e., green and ) between male(sex=M) and female(sex=F) but i don't know how.      Thanks in advance for any suggestions! Myren     ... View more