The NETDRAW Procedure
- Overview
- Getting Started
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Syntax
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DetailsNetwork Input Data SetVariables in the Network Data SetMissing ValuesLayout of the NetworkFormat of the DisplayPage FormatLayout Data SetControlling the LayoutTime-Scaled Network DiagramsZoned Network DiagramsOrganizational Charts or Tree DiagramsFull-Screen VersionGraphics VersionUsing the Annotate FacilityWeb-Enabled Network DiagramsMacro Variable _ORNETDRComputer Resource RequirementsODS Style Templates
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ExamplesLine-Printer Network DiagramGraphics Version of PROC NETDRAWSpanning Multiple PagesThe COMPRESS and PCOMPRESS OptionsControlling the Display FormatNonstandard Precedence RelationshipsControlling the Arc-Routing AlgorithmPATTERN and SHOWSTATUS OptionsTime-Scaled Network DiagramFurther Time-Scale OptionsZoned Network DiagramSchematic DiagramsModifying Network LayoutSpecifying Node PositionsOrganizational Charts with PROC NETDRAWAnnotate Facility with PROC NETDRAWAOA Network Using the Annotate FacilityBranch and Bound TreesStatement and Option Cross-Reference Tables
- References
The WEB variable enables you to define a HTML reference for each activity. This HTML reference is associated with the node corresponding to the activity. The WEB variable is a character variable and the values need to be of the form “HREF=htmlpage”.
In addition, you can also store the coordinate and link information defined by the WEB= option in a SAS data set by specifying the IMAGEMAP= option in the PROC NETDRAW statement. By processing this SAS data set using a DATA step, you can generate customized HTML pages for your network diagram.