Get Graphical Output You Need

In most cases, the default size for graphs is 640 pixels wide by 480 pixels high. If you specify only one dimension (width but not height, or vice versa), then SAS will adjust the other dimension to maintain a default aspect ratio of 4/3.

use the ODS GRAPHICS statement to specify the graph size. use the TITLE and FOOTNOTE statements to add a title and footnote to the graph. use the SGPLOT procedure to identify the data and create the bar chart. You specify the mean statistic to use for the chart's response variable.

The NODATE option suppresses the display of the date and time in the output. The NONUMBER option suppresses the printing of page numbers. options nodate nonumber; Specify that you want to replay the output to a PDF file.

You can specify the size of a graph in the ODS GRAPHICS statement by WIDTH= and HEIGHT= options, you can change the resolution with the IMAGE_DPI= option in any ODS destination statement. The default dimensions of ODS Graphics are 640 pixels wide and 480 pixels high.

Any device attached to a computer used to output digitized graphic material. Such devices include a monitor (for "outputting" a soft copy), or any of a wide variety of printers, imagesetters, plotters, etc.

Usually, you specify the WIDTH= or HEIGHT= option (or both) in the ODS GRAPHICS statement to change the size of a graph. You can modify the size of a particular graph by specifying the dimensions in the DESIGNHEIGHT= and DESIGNWIDTH= options in the BEGINGRAPH statement in the template.

Most graphics output devices are of the Raster type, and plot points. They include most visual display units and laser and ink jet printers. Each dot (or pixel) making up the picture is mapped directly into a random access memory, which may be accessed by the cpu either directly or through control registers.