• Contents
  • About
  • Title Page
  • What's New in SAS ODS Graphics Procedures 9.3
  • Introduction
    • Introduction to SAS ODS Graphics Procedures
      • About the SAS ODS Graphics Procedures
      • Components of a Graph
      • Creating Single-Cell Graphs
      • Creating Multi-Cell Graphs
      • Creating Paneled Scatter Plots
      • Rendering Graphs from GTL Templates or ODS Graphics Editor Files
      • Producing Graphs That Were Created with ODS Graphics Designer
      • About ODS Destinations and Styles
      • About the SAS Sample Library
      • References
    • Elements of a Program
      • A Typical Program
      • The PROC Step
      • SAS Statements
      • ODS Statements
      • ODS GRAPHICS Statement Options
      • Using an Annotation Data Set
      • Using an Attribute Map Data Set
    • Overview of Plots and Charts
      • Basic Plots and Charts
      • Fit and Confidence Plots
      • Distribution Plots
      • Categorization Plots and Charts
    • SAS Statements That Are Used with ODS Graphics Procedures
      • Overview of SAS Statements That Are Used with ODS Graphics Procedures
      • BY Statement
      • FOOTNOTE Statement
      • FORMAT Statement
      • LABEL Statement
      • ODS GRAPHICS Statement
      • TITLE and FOOTNOTE Statements
      • WHERE Statement
  • SAS ODS Graphics Procedures
    • SGDESIGN Procedure
      • Syntax: SGDESIGN Procedure
        • PROC SGDESIGN
        • DYNAMIC
      • Overview: SGDESIGN Procedure
      • Concepts: SGDESIGN Procedure
      • Examples: SGDESIGN Procedure
        • Example 1: Creating a Graph and Subsetting the Data
        • Example 2: Creating a Graph That Uses a Different Data Set
        • Example 3: Using the DYNAMIC Statement to Specify a Column and a Character String
    • SGPANEL Procedure
      • Syntax: SGPANEL Procedure
        • PROC SGPANEL
        • PANELBY
        • BAND
        • BUBBLE
        • DENSITY
        • DOT
        • HBAR
        • HBARPARM
        • HBOX
        • HIGHLOW
        • HISTOGRAM
        • HLINE
        • KEYLEGEND
        • LINEPARM
        • LOESS
        • NEEDLE
        • PBSPLINE
        • REFLINE
        • REG
        • SCATTER
        • SERIES
        • STEP
        • VBAR
        • VBARPARM
        • VBOX
        • VECTOR
        • VLINE
        • COLAXIS
        • ROWAXIS
      • Overview: SGPANEL Procedure
      • Concepts: SGPANEL Procedure
      • Examples: SGPANEL Procedure
        • Example 1: Creating a Panel of Graph Cells with Histograms and Density Plots
        • Example 2: Creating a Panel of Regression Curves
        • Example 3: Creating a Panel of Bar Charts
        • Example 4: Creating a Panel of Line Charts
    • SGPLOT Procedure
      • Syntax: SGPLOT Procedure
        • PROC SGPLOT
        • BAND
        • BUBBLE
        • DENSITY
        • DOT
        • ELLIPSE
        • HBAR
        • HBARPARM
        • HBOX
        • HIGHLOW
        • HISTOGRAM
        • HLINE
        • INSET
        • KEYLEGEND
        • LINEPARM
        • LOESS
        • NEEDLE
        • PBSPLINE
        • REFLINE
        • REG
        • SCATTER
        • SERIES
        • STEP
        • VBAR
        • VBARPARM
        • VBOX
        • VECTOR
        • VLINE
        • WATERFALL (Preproduction)
        • XAXIS
        • X2AXIS
        • YAXIS
        • Y2AXIS
      • Overview: SGPLOT Procedure
      • Concepts: SGPLOT Procedure
      • Examples: SGPLOT Procedure
        • Example 1: Grouping a Scatter Plot
        • Example 2: Clustering a Grouped Scatter Plot
        • Example 3: Plotting Three Series
        • Example 4: Adding Prediction and Confidence Bands to a Regression Plot
        • Example 5: Adding a Prediction Ellipse to a Scatter Plot
        • Example 6: Creating Lines and Bands from Pre-Computed Data
        • Example 7: Adding Statistical Limits to a Dot Plot
        • Example 8: Combining Histograms with Density Plots
        • Example 9: Creating a Horizontal Box Plot
        • Example 10: Creating a Bar-Line Chart
        • Example 11: Creating a High-Low Chart
    • SGRENDER Procedure
      • Syntax: SGRENDER Procedure
        • PROC SGRENDER
        • DYNAMIC
      • Overview: SGRENDER Procedure
      • Examples: SGRENDER Procedure
        • Example 1: Generating a Graph from a Simple GTL Template
        • Example 2: Defining Dynamic Variables
    • SGSCATTER Procedure
      • Syntax: SGSCATTER Procedure
        • PROC SGSCATTER
        • COMPARE
        • MATRIX
        • PLOT
      • Overview: SGSCATTER Procedure
      • Concepts: SGSCATTER Procedure
      • Examples: SGSCATTER Procedure
        • Example 1: Creating a Scatter Plot Matrix
        • Example 2: Creating a Graph with Multiple Independent Scatter Plots and Spline Curves
        • Example 3: Creating a Simple Comparative Panel
        • Example 4: Creating a Comparative Panel with Regression Fits and Confidence Ellipses
  • SG Annotation
    • Annotating ODS Graphics
      • Overview of SG Annotation
      • SG Annotation Data Sets
      • Modifying an SG Procedure to Use the SG Annotation Data Set
      • Controlling the Drawing Space
    • SG Annotation Function Dictionary
      • ARROW Function
      • IMAGE Function
      • LINE Function
      • OVAL Function
      • POLYCONT Function
      • POLYGON Function
      • POLYLINE Function
      • RECTANGLE Function
      • TEXT Function
      • TEXTCONT Function
      • Examples
        • Example 1: Create an Arrow in a Paneled Graph
        • Example 2: Create a Tabular Text Annotation
  • SG Attribute Maps
    • Using SG Attribute Maps to Control Visual Attributes
      • Overview of SG Attribute Maps
      • SG Attribute Map Data Sets
      • Modify the Procedure to Use the SG Attribute Map Data Set
      • Example: Create a Plot That Uses a Single SG Attribute Map
      • Example: Combine Multiple SG Attribute Maps in a Graph
      • Example: Create a Panel That Uses an Attribute Map
  • Customizing ODS Graphics
    • Controlling the Appearance of Your Graphs
      • Overview
      • Understanding Styles
      • Specifying Styles
      • Using Procedure Options to Control Graph Appearance
      • Output for Grouped versus Non-Grouped Data
      • Modifying Style Templates
      • Using Fill Patterns to Distinguish Grouped Bar Charts
      • Style Elements for Use with ODS Graphics
    • Managing Your Graphics with ODS
      • Introduction
      • Specifying a Destination
      • Using the ODS GRAPHICS Statement
  • Appendix
    • Units of Measurement
    • Marker Symbols
    • Line Patterns
    • Overview of ODS Graphics Software
    • Comparisons with the SAS/GRAPH Procedures
      • SAS/GRAPH Output versus ODS Graphics
      • Differences between the ODS Graphics Procedures and SAS/GRAPH Procedures
  • Recommended Reading
  • Glossary


ProductRelease
Base SAS9.3_M2
SAS/STAT12.1
Type
Usage and Reference
Copyright Date
August 2012
Last Updated
13Jun2014