| SAS/GRAPH Software: Reference |
You can display Annotate graphics in two ways:
- annotate output from
a
SAS/GRAPH
procedure by assigning the Annotate data set to the PROC statement or the
action statement, or both.
- display only the Annotate graphics by assigning
the Annotate data set to either the GANNO or GSLIDE procedure.
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| Including Annotate Graphics with Procedure Output |
To annotate SAS/GRAPH
procedure output, you must include the ANNOTATE= option in the appropriate
statement in the procedure. ANNOTATE= must name the Annotate data set that
you have already created. If you want the Annotate graphics to apply to all
graphs produced by a procedure, you should include ANNOTATE= in the PROC statement.
If you want the Annotate graphics to apply only to the graph produced by an
action statement within the procedure, include ANNOTATE= in the action statement.
You can specify Annotate data sets in both places.
When you annotate a SAS/GRAPH
procedure, the Annotate graphics are displayed and stored as part of the graphics
output that the procedure produces.
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| Producing Only Annotate Graphics Output |
To produce Annotate graphics with other procedure output,
use the GANNO procedure or the GSLIDE procedure:
- The GANNO procedure produces graphics output consisting
only of Annotate graphics. See The GANNO Procedure
for information on displaying or storing Annotate graphics.
- The GSLIDE procedure can also produce graphics
output consisting only of Annotate graphics. In addition, you can enhance
the graphics output with TITLE, NOTE, and FOOTNOTE statements. See The GSLIDE Procedure for
details.
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