In some cases, there
might not be enough space to display all of the boundary values or,
for speedometers, tick mark values without some of the values colliding
together. In these cases, the GKPI procedure typically drops some
or all of the boundary or tick mark values, depending on the amount
of space available, the font size being used, and the values that
need to be displayed.
If the GKPI procedure
drops values, you can try the following solutions:
-
increasing the size of the KPI
chart using the XPIXELS=/YPIXELS= or HSIZE=/VSIZE= options in the
GOPTIONS statement
-
reducing the size of the boundary
value font using the BFONT= option
-
applying a SAS format to the boundary
values using the FORMAT= option
See Creating a Dial KPI Chart for an example that uses the XPIXELS=, YPIXELS=, BFONT=, and FORMAT=
options.