GKPI Procedure

Example 3: Creating a Dial KPI Chart

Features:

PROC GKPI statement option: MODE=RAISED

DIAL statement options:: AFONT=; BFONT=; FORMAT=; NOLOWBOUND; TARGET=

Sample library member:

GKPDIAL

Program

goptions reset=all device=javaimg xpixels=240 ypixels=200;

proc gkpi mode=raised;
dial actual=.46 bounds=(0 .23 .46 .65 .79 1) /
   target=.9  nolowbound  format="percent8.0"
   afont=(f="Albany AMT" height=.5cm)
   bfont=(f="Albany AMT" height=.4cm) ;
run;

quit;

Program Description

Set the graphics environment.Use the XPIXELS and YPIXELS options in the GOPTIONS statement to scale the KPI charts to a size that would be appropriate for use in a dashboard.

goptions reset=all device=javaimg xpixels=240 ypixels=200;

Generate the KPI chart. Specify the range boundaries, actual KPI value, and target value. In this case, the target value falls on a range boundary. The NOLOWBOUNDARY option specifies that the KPI chart behaves as if the actual KPI value falls in the higher range. The AFONT= and BFONT= options specify the fonts for the actual value and the range boundary values, respectively. The FORMAT= option specifies the SAS format for the values in the chart.

proc gkpi mode=raised;
dial actual=.46 bounds=(0 .23 .46 .65 .79 1) /
   target=.9  nolowbound  format="percent8.0"
   afont=(f="Albany AMT" height=.5cm)
   bfont=(f="Albany AMT" height=.4cm) ;
run;

End the procedure. The You must close the destination to generate output.

quit;