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Graph Style Tip Sheet - SAS Support
Graph Style Tip Sheet Using Style Elements You can use Style elements to control attributes of plot features such as markers and lines as follows: proc sgplot data= noautolegend; pbspline y=weight x=height / markerattrs=GraphData2 lineattrs=GraphFit2; run; You can set most attributes by using Style elements and override certain attributes with options as follows: proc sgplot data= noautolegend; pbspline y=weight x=height / markerattrs=Graphdata2(symbol=circlefill ed) lineattrs=GraphFit2(thickness=1px); run; In the GTL, you can specify both Style elements and particular attributes as follows: proc template; define statgraph pbs; begingraph; layout overlay; scatterplot y=weight x=height / markerattrs=GraphData5 (color=GraphData2:ContrastColor); pbsplineplot y=weight x=height / lineattrs=GraphData8 (color=GraphFit2:Color); endlayout; endgraph; end; run; proc sgrender data= template=pbs; run; The marker Style comes from GraphData5 but with the GraphData2 contrast color.
Graph Style Tip Sheet ODS Styles Style (Default in Destination or Application) HTMLBlue (HTML) Line Styles, Pearl (PDF) GraphOutlier MarkerSymbol
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