The SHEWHART Procedure

Options for ODS Graphics

BLOCKREFTRANSPARENCY=value PHASEREFTRANSPARENCY=value

REFFILLTRANSPARENCY=value

specifies the wall fill transparency for blocks and phases when transparency is used in ODS Graphics output. The value must be between 0 and 1, where 0 is completely opaque and 1 is completely transparent. The default wall fill transparency is 0.85.

BOXTRANSPARENCY=value

specifies the box fill transparency for box-and-whisker charts when transparency is used in ODS Graphics output. The value must be between 0 and 1, where 0 is completely opaque and 1 is completely transparent. The default box fill transparency is 0.25.

INFILLTRANSPARENCY=value

specifies the control limit infill transparency when transparency is used in ODS Graphics output. The value be between 0 and 1, where 0 is completely opaque and 1 is completely transparent. The default control limit infill transparency is 0.75.

MARKERS

plots subgroup points with markers. By default, subgroup points are plotted with markers only by the BOXCHART statement. On other types of charts, subgroup points are connected by line segments and are not plotted with markers by default.

NOBLOCKREF NOPHASEREF

NOREF

suppresses block and phase reference lines from ODS Graphics output. By default, block and phase reference lines are drawn when ODS Graphics is in effect.

NOBLOCKREFFILL NOPHASEREFFILL

NOREFFILL

suppresses the block and phase wall fills from ODS Graphics output. By default, block and phase walls are filled when ODS Graphics is in effect.

NOBOXFILLLEGEND NOFILLLEGEND

NOSTARFILLLEGEND

suppresses the legend for the levels of a BOXFILL= or STARFILL= variable in ODS Graphics output.

NOTRANSPARENCY

disables transparency in ODS Graphics output, so that all graph features are opaque. By default, transparency is enabled when ODS Graphics is in effect.

ODSFOOTNOTE=FOOTNOTE | FOOTNOTE1 | 'string'

adds a footnote to ODS Graphics output. If you specify the FOOTNOTE (or FOOTNOTE1) keyword, the value of SAS FOOTNOTE statement is used the as the graph footnote. If you specify a quoted string, that is used as the footnote. The quoted string can contain any of the following escaped characters, which are replaced with the appropriate values from the analysis:

$\backslash$ n: process variable name
$\backslash$ l: process variable label (or name if the process variable has no label)
$\backslash$ x: subgroup variable name
$\backslash$ s: subgroup variable label (or name if the subgroup variable has no label)

ODSFOOTNOTE2=FOOTNOTE2 | 'string'

adds a secondary footnote to ODS Graphics output. If you specify the FOOTNOTE2 keyword, the value of SAS FOOTNOTE2 statement is used as the secondary graph footnote. If you specify a quoted string, that is used as the secondary footnote. The quoted string can contain any of the following escaped characters, which are replaced with the appropriate values from the analysis:

$\backslash$ n: process variable name
$\backslash$ l: process variable label (or name if the process variable has no label)
$\backslash$ x: subgroup variable name
$\backslash$ s: subgroup variable label (or name if the subgroup variable has no label)

ODSLEGENDEXPAND

specifies that legend entries contain all levels observed in the data. By default, a legend shows only the levels used on the current page.

specifies a title for ODS Graphics output.

TITLE (or TITLE1): uses the value of SAS TITLE statement as the graph title.
NONE: suppresses all titles from the graph.
DEFAULT: uses the default ODS Graphics title (a descriptive title consisting of the plot type and the process variable name.)
LABELFMT: uses the default ODS Graphics title with the variable label instead of the variable name.

If you specify a quoted string, that is used as the graph title. The quoted string can contain any of the following escaped characters, which are replaced with the appropriate values from the analysis:

$\backslash$ n: process variable name
$\backslash$ l: process variable label (or name if the process variable has no label)
$\backslash$ x: subgroup variable name
$\backslash$ s: subgroup variable label (or name if the subgroup variable has no label)

ODSTITLE2=TITLE2 | 'string'

specifies a secondary title for ODS Graphics output. If you specify the TITLE2 keyword, the value of SAS TITLE2 statement is used as the secondary graph title. If you specify a quoted string, that is used as the secondary title. The quoted string can contain any of the following escaped characters, which are replaced with the appropriate values from the analysis:

$\backslash$ n: process variable name
$\backslash$ l: process variable label (or name if the process variable has no label)
$\backslash$ x: subgroup variable name
$\backslash$ s: subgroup variable label (or name if the subgroup variable has no label)

OUTFILLTRANSPARENCY=value

specifies the control limit outfill transparency when transparency is used in ODS Graphics output. The value must be between 0 and 1, where 0 is completely opaque and 1 is completely transparent. The default control limit outfill transparency is 0.75.

OUTHIGHURL=variable

specifies a variable whose values are URLs to be associated with outlier points above the upper fence on a schematic box chart when ODS Graphics output is directed into HTML.

OUTLOWURL=variable

specifies a variable whose values are URLs to be associated with outlier points below the lower fence on a schematic box chart when ODS Graphics output is directed into HTML.

OVERLAY2URL=(variable-list)

specifies variables whose values are URLs to be associated with points on secondary chart overlays. These URLs are associated with points on an overlay plot when ODS Graphics output is directed into HTML. Variables in the OVERLAY2URL= list are matched with variables in the corresponding positions in the OVERLAY2= list. The value of the OVERLAY2URL= variable should be the same for each observation with a given value of the subgroup variable.

OVERLAYURL=(variable-list)

specifies variables whose values are URLs to be associated with points on primary chart overlays. These URLs are associated with points on an overlay plot when ODS Graphics output is directed into HTML. Variables in the OVERLAYURL= list are matched with variables in the corresponding positions in the OVERLAY= list. The value of the OVERLAYURL= variable should be the same for each observation with a given value of the subgroup variable.

PHASEBOXLABELS

draws phase labels as titles along the top of phase boxes.

PHASEPOS=n

specifies the vertical position of the phase legend. Values of n and the corresponding positions are as follows. By default, PHASEPOS=1.

n	Legend Position
1	Top of chart, offset from axis frame
2	Top of chart, immediately above axis frame
3	Bottom of chart, immediately above horizontal axis
4	Bottom of chart, below horizontal axis label

PHASEREFLEVEL=INNER | OUTER | NONE

enables you to associate phase reference lines (block reference lines) with either the innermost or the outermost level. The default value is INNER.

POINTSURL=variable

specifies a variable whose values are URLs to be associated with points on a box chart when the BOXSTYLE= value is POINTS, POINTSJOIN, POINTSBOX, POINTSID, or POINTSJOINID. These URLs are associated with points on a box chart when ODS Graphics output is directed into HTML.

SIMULATEQCFONT

draws the central line labels using a simulated software font rather than a hardware font.

STARTRANSPARENCY=value

specifies the star fill transparency when transparency is used in ODS Graphics output. The value must be between 0 and 1, where 0 is completely opaque and 1 is completely transparent. The default star fill transparency is 0.25.

URL=variable

specifies URLs as values of the specified character variable (or formatted values of a numeric variable). These URLs are associated with subgroup points on a primary control chart when ODS Graphics output is directed into HTML. The value of the URL= variable should be the same for each observation with a given value of the subgroup variable.

URL2=variable

specifies URLs as values of the specified character variable (or formatted values of a numeric variable). These URLs are associated with subgroup points on a secondary control chart when ODS Graphics output is directed into HTML. The value of the URL2= variable should be the same for each observation with a given value of the subgroup variable.

WBOXES=n

specifies the width in pixels for the outlines of the box-and-whisker plots created with the BOXCHART statement in ODS Graphics output.