Hi AK,   SAS Visual Analytics 8.1 (on SAS Viya) has many options for creating drop-down menus as well as other control objects that can give users a view of subsetted data. I would recommend taking a look at some of the (free) online tutorials here: https://support.sas.com/training/tutorial/viyava/ - scroll down to the "SAS Visual Analytics 8.1 on SAS Viya" section. Is there anything particular that you can't figure out how to do? Let us know and we're happy to help.   Thanks! ... View more

Hi,   Do you have any dummy data that we can try this with? It's very difficult to troubleshoot without knowing a bit more about what data you are using to get to your result.  Thanks!   Varsha ... View more

Hi Elle, Unfortunately, there is no way to program this in VA. The best option you have is to export the details manually, or, change to a linear regression and continue working in VS. I'm sorry we don't have a better solution at this time, but please keep the questions coming. Thanks! Varsha ... View more

My pleasure! Varsha ... View more

Ok great - glad that helped! Varsha ... View more

Hi sseanhennessyy, Have you tried emailing your visualization? When you go to File --> Email and send out the email, you'll automatically get a link to the visualization, not just the SAS Visual Analytics Explorer menu. Would this work for you?   Thanks! Varsha ... View more

Hi Elle,   You can export the underlying data for a scatter plot, but you can't export the equation, correlation coefficient, or r-square value. Do you have SAS Visual Statistics licensed as well? If you do, you could right click on the scatterplot, then click on "Launch", then open up one of the visualizations in Visual Statistics (linear regression, generalized linear model, etc.), through which you could get to the r-square and additional details.    I hope this helps! Varsha ... View more

Hi OscarBoots1,    Got it. Visualizations in the Explorer indeed don't have a 'Style' tab. If you've already created your bar chart in Explorer, you can export it out to Designer as a report by going to File --> Export --> Exploration as Report. Once you open this up in Designer, you'll be able to enlarge the data labels by adjusting the font size in the 'Style' tab. The Explorer was designed for ad-hoc data analysis and therefore will not have a 'Style' tab, as we find that most users create formal reports and dashboards in the Designer instead.   I hope this helps!   Varsha ... View more

Linear regression models and evaluating these models is possible in SAS Visual Statistics 7.3, but not in SAS Visual Analytics 7.3. If you're interested in how this works, I'm happy to show you, just let me know.   Thanks! Varsha ... View more

Which visualization are you trying to do this for? Also, when you say "data values", you are talking about the data labels that can be displayed in the chart, correct? In SAS Visual Analytics, version 7.3, you can change the font size of data labels under Styles --> Text Styling --> Data tip value.   Please let me know if this is what you're looking for.   Thanks!   Varsha ... View more

Hi there,   SAS VA does not have a setting to use the column names by default, but you can rename these when you're creating an exploration or editing a report. You can do this by right clicking on the variable name and selecting the "Rename" option. This works best when you have just a few columns to rename. Another option is to clean up the labels and names before you load the data into VA.   ... View more

Hi, in SAS Visual Analytics, it's only possible to assign one table / data source to one visualization or object. Therefore, I would recommend that you either join the two tables and then create "actual" and "plan" columns to be added to the same list table or crosstab, or, you can keep these separate and assign them to separate list tables or crosstabs. You could put the tables and crosstabs side by side.   Hope that helps!   Varsha ... View more