---

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---

 
  proc sort data=sashelp.shoes out=sorted; 
    by product;
  run;

 /* Go add the HTML anchors to a copy of the SHOES dataset */

  data work.shoes;
    set sorted end=eof;
    by product;
    if first.product then do;
       pnumber + 1;
    end;
    length file $80 href $80 ;
    file = "product" || trim(left(put(pnumber, 4.0))) || ".htm";
    href  = 'href="' || trim(file) || '"';
  run;

 /* OK, produce a bar graph of products per region.  That  */
 /* html= tells SAS/GRAPH to construct a hotlink using the */
 /* contents of the variable as the place to go - a very   */
 /* easy way to generate a "clickable graph".              */
 /*                                                        */
 /* It only takes a little planning to "know" that I'm     */
 /* going to generate reports "per product" and to name    */
 /* them consecutively to have the links do the right      */
 /* thing, even though the individual reports are not      */
 /* generated till later.                                  */


 /* Point ODS in the right direction */

  ods html
        dev=gif
        body="shoes.htm"
        ;
  ods listing close;

  goptions reset=global;
  goptions target=gif
          device=html
          gunit=pct
          ftext=swiss
          htitle=6
          htext=3
          ctext=black
          noborder
          transparency
          noninterlaced
          hsize=6 in
          vsize=4.5 in
                ;

  /* Define legend characteristics */

  legend1 label=none shape=bar(4,4) offset=(,2) pct
          position=(top center outside)  mode=share;

  pattern1 value=solid c=blue;
  pattern2 value=solid c=red;
  pattern3 value=solid c=orange;
  pattern4 value=solid c=yellow;
  pattern5 value=solid c=cyan;

  title2   .c=black " Products per region "
           .c=blue "&sysdate  &systime";
  footnote .c=black "Click a Bar to go there...";

  proc gchart data=shoes;
    hbar3d product
       / subgroup=region
            shape=cylinder
             html=href
         descending
         freq percent
       patternid=subgroup
            name="products"
         ;
  run;
  quit;

ods html close;

 /* Now generate the individual reports.  That             */
 /* NEWFILE=TABLE comes in handy - it has ODS skip to a    */
 /* new file for each table generated by the procedure     */
 /* in this case one per product.                          */
 /*                                                        */
 /* This is as far as we go toward generating HTML for our */
 /* products. The SUBSIDIARY column is a link to a page    */
 /* that does not exist, it is for illustration purposes   */
 /* only.                                                  */

  ods html file="product1.htm" newfile=table;

  title2;
  footnote;

  proc report data=shoes nowd;

    column product region subsidiary sales;

    define product    / order noprint  "Product";
    define region     / order  "Region";
    define subsidiary / order  "Subsidiary";
    define sales      / sum "Sales";

    break before product / page ;

    compute before _page_ / left 
       style={font_style=italic background=orange foreground=blue};
       line "&sysdate -- details for " product $20.;
    endcomp;

    compute subsidiary ;
    call define(_col_, "URL",  
      "http://www.somecompany.com/GOES_HERE" || trim(subsidiary));
    endcomp;

  run;

 /* All done, let us take a look. */

  ods html close;

---

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This code produces HTML files. 

Click here to see the frameset


Results for this sample were generated in SAS Release 9.1.3 Service Pack 2.

This example demonstrates embedded links with GRAPH and REPORT.

Type:	Sample
Topic:	SAS Reference ==> Procedures ==> GCHART Third Party ==> Output ==> HTML SAS Reference ==> ODS (Output Delivery System) SAS Reference ==> Procedures ==> REPORT Third Party ==> Output ==> Device Drivers ==> GIF, JPEG, PNG

Date Modified:	2008-10-03 15:08:51
Date Created:	2005-08-11 10:47:20

Operating System and Release Information

Product Family	Product	Host	SAS Release
			Starting	Ending
SAS System	Base SAS	All	9.1 TS1M3	n/a