You can specify two types of CSFs: classic or digital. The following images show sample CSFs:
Use the following arguments in your DS2CSF macro call to specify the appearance and behavior of the generated CSF. Default argument values are listed first and displayed in bold type.
Note: For SAS 9.2 or later, the DS2CSF macro is no longer supported. The documentation on this Web site is for Release 8.2 or earlier of SAS. Please migrate your applications to use the GKPI procedure with ODS and the JavaImg device driver.
cback=value
Background in the above images. chub=value
Hub in the sample
classic CSF. cindic=value
Indicator in the
above images. clabtxt=value
Label Text in the
above images. clabval=value
Label Values in
the above images. coutline=value
Outline in the above images.
csftyp=CLASSIC | DIGITAL
cvalue=value
Value in the above images. depth=TWO_DIMENSION | TWO_AND_A_HALF_DIMENSION
driltarg=value
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drilurl=url
hindic=value
Indicator in the
above images. indictyp=ARROW | SPEAR | HARPOON | NEEDLE |
LINE
Indicator in the above
images. labelpos=TOP_LEFT | TOP_CENTER | TOP_RIGHT |
BOTTOM_LEFT | BOTTOM_CENTER | BOTTOM_RIGHT
Label Text in
the above images. range=value
valuepos=TOP_LEFT | TOP_CENTER | TOP_RIGHT |
BOTTOM_LEFT | BOTTOM_CENTER | BOTTOM_RIGHT
Value in the sample classic CSF. windic=value
Indicator in the
above images.