The SGDESIGN
procedure produces a graph from one or more input SAS data sets and
a user-defined ODS Graphics Designer (SGD) file. The SGD file is
created with the SAS ODS Graphics Designer application.
Example PROC SGDESIGN Output
In the example, the
data columns and title text are provided dynamically with the DYNAMIC
statement.
By default,
the SGDESIGN procedure uses the data set or data sets that are currently
defined in the SGD file. If the SGD file has been defined with dynamic
variables, then you can substitute a different value for a variable
by using the DYNAMIC statement. For more information, see
Dynamic Variable Concepts.
Note: The procedure applies the
style of the active destination rather than the style that is currently
defined in the SGD file.