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And, let’s face it, those three minutes can either make or break your fantasy week. Instead of stressing, why not rely on some solid analytics to guide your decisions? ... View more

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For example: scss Copy code ods text='^{style[preimage="C:/Users/WissMit/Desktop/example.jpg" width=200px height=150px]}'; Feel free to experiment with those values to get the desired size.   And when you need to compress image, you can just use JPEG Optimizer tools or functions within SAS. ... View more

Make sure the path to your image is correct. Double-check the file location, and maybe try using a relative path. Consider the image format – the code suggests a .jpg, but the file extension in your text might be a typo (".jpg.jpg"). Ensure consistency. As for controlling image size without pre-adjusting, you can try the width and height options in your ods text statement. ... View more

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