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SAS/GRAPH(R) 9.2: ODS Graphics Editor User's Guide
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Contents
About
Introduction to the ODS Graphics Editor
Overview of the ODS Graphics Editor
What Is the SAS/GRAPH ODS Graphics Editor?
Key Features of the ODS Graphics Editor
Why Use the ODS Graphics Editor?
Types of Files That Can Be Edited
Components of a Graph
General Editing Concepts
Use of Locale
Getting Started with the ODS Graphics Editor
Enable the Creation of Editable Graphics
Methods Used to Edit ODS Graphs
About the Graph Toolbar
Save Graph Output
Print Graph Output
Copy and Paste a Graph
Editing Graphs
Modifying General Graph Properties
Specify a Style for a Graph
Resize a Graph
Change the Background Color of a Graph
Working with Titles and Footnotes
About Titles and Footnotes
Add a Title or Footnote to a Graph
Edit or Format a Title or Footnote
Using the Formatting Toolbar
Aligning a Title or Footnote in a Graph
Move a Title or Footnote in a Graph
Delete a Title or Footnote from a Graph
Use of Alternate Short Text in Graph Elements
Working with Legends
Working with Legends
Add or Edit a Legend Title
Change the Outline and Background Color of a Legend
Move a Legend Inside or Outside a Plot
Working with Plot Properties and Axis Labels
Working with Plot Properties
Working with Axis Labels
Edit an Existing Axis Label
Add an Axis Label
Show or Hide an Axis Label
Delete an Axis Label
Working with Data Labels and Multi-Cell Graphs
Working with Data Labels
Working with Multi-Cell Graphs
Annotating Graphs
Annotation Overview
About Annotation Objects
Understanding Annotation Concepts
Data Attachment Examples
Change the Data Attachment Properties of an Annotation
Using Annotations in a Graph
About Text Annotations
Add a Text Annotation to a Graph
Edit a Text Annotation
About Lines and Arrows
Add a Line to a Graph
Add an Arrow to a Graph
About Ovals and Rectangles
Add an Oval to a Graph
Add a Rectangle to a Graph
About Markers
Add a Marker to a Graph
About Images
Add and Position an Image in a Graph
Changing the Visual Properties of Annotations
Format a Text Annotation
Change the Color, Pattern, and Thickness of a Line or Arrow
Change the Color, Transparency, and Outline Properties of an Oval or Rectangle
Change the Color, Shape, and Size of a Marker
Format an Outline Around an Image
Adding Text to Annotations
Overview of Adding Text to Annotations
Add Text to an Annotation
Edit Text That Has Been Added to an Annotation
Format Text That Has Been Added to an Annotation
Move Text That Has Been Added to an Annotation
Modifying Annotations
Resize an Annotation
Rotate an Annotation
Move an Annotation
Copy and Paste an Annotation Object
Delete an Annotation
Working with Groups of Annotation Objects
Change the Order of Annotation Objects
Align Multiple Annotation Objects
Examples
Example: Editing and Annotating a Graph
About the Economy Growth Example
Code for the Economy Example
Editing the Graph
Adding Annotations to Highlight Outlier Data
Preparing The Graph for Presentation
Viewing and Saving the Results of Your Changes
Example: Showing and Hiding Labels
About the Linear Regression for Sports Cars Example
Code for the Linear Regression Example
Show and Hide Labels
Example: Modifying a Multi-Cell Graph
Modifying a Multi-Cell Graph That Uses a Single Data Set
Modifying a Multi-Cell Graph That Has Independent Cells
Index here
Product
Release
SAS/GRAPH
9.2
Base SAS
9.2
Type
Usage and Reference
Copyright Date
March 2008
Last Updated
15Apr2008
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Working with Legends
You can change the appearance of a graph by adding or changing a legend's title. You can also change a legend's appearance, such as its fill color and outline. For instructions on working with legends, see the following topics:
Add or Edit a Legend Title
Change the Outline and Background Color of a Legend
Move a Legend Inside or Outside a Plot
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