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JFitchTX · ‎11-01-2012

Thanks for the help folks! Since this is 2012 I'm using proc template and sgrender to create my graphs rather than gchart but the same ideas apply =P. I never even considered creating another field to do the graph as I was convinced there was a more elegant approach. I ended up creating a new field for highlighting like this data temp; set original; if entity=&macroentity then hilight=performance; else hilight=0; And then overlaid that on top of the full chart containing every entity (using barchart command in proc template). It has to recreate the table every iteration - not ideal - but it works fine with some sleep pauses and gives me something else to point to when lobbying for an improved machine =). Thanks again

JFitchTX · ‎10-24-2012

Hello, I've created a report that runs data for ~50 different entities and generates tables/graphs for each into its own pdf that's then being emailed via SAS. One type of graph has given me problems: I've created a table - let's say overall performance - that has every entity and a score from 0-100 in it. This is plotted into a bar chart in ascending order. What I'd like to do is highlight one bar in the chart each time it's generated so that each entity can quickly approximate where their performance lies in relation to their peers (see attached). Any ideas? It's appreciated. I've been trying various things and searching for days but overlay/highlight are too broad of terms to find my answer. I'm an advanced user running SAS 9.2.

JFitchTX · ‎10-10-2012

Hey folks, I'm creating a report that runs data for ~550 different hospitals and generates tables and graphs for each into its own PDF that's then being emailed via SAS. I was able to get through the perceived tough parts but now I need a cover page at the start of each pdf. I'm trying to create a formatted doc that looks like it was created in Word - headers, italicized/underlined/bolded words, etc. I'm having a world of trouble creating this in SAS though! Does anyone know a good paper that explains how to do it? I assume it comes down to the style but I'm not sure how to apply it to specific words. Here's a sample of what I'm looking to do. Any help is appreciated Title The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Definitions: Definition1 – Any response meeting the value range excluding a null value. Definition2 – Any response outside of the value range. Definition3 – Any response defined as a null value.

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Re: Highlighting one value in a bar graph

Highlighting one value in a bar graph

Creating MS Word like doc within SAS

Re: Highlighting one value in a bar graph

Re: Highlighting one value in a bar graph

Re: Highlighting one value in a bar graph

Highlighting one value in a bar graph

Creating MS Word like doc within SAS