You can left-align, right-align, or center titles or footnotes in a graph. If you have multiple titles or footnotes in a graph, each title or footnote can have a different alignment.

Titles and footnotes can have multiple lines. When this occurs, the text wraps to the next line. If you change the alignment for this type of title or footnote, all of the lines that belong to the title or footnote move together as a whole.

Graphs that SAS produces can have one-part, two-part, or three-part titles or footnotes. These parts occupy the alignment areas in the graph. You can change the alignment of a one-part title or footnote. For a two-part title or footnote, you can change either of the parts, one at a time. A three-part title or footnote occupies all three alignment positions in the graph, and no alignment changes are possible.

The following figure contains a three-part title.

To change the alignment of a title or footnote:

Alternatively, you can click the title or footnote that you want to align (or a part of a two-part title or footnote). Then select one of the alignment buttons in the Formatting toolbar.