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The ODS HTML statement creates a body file and contents file, and it uses a frame file to display the output. The NEWFILE= option is used to direct each output graph to its own GIF file. To see each graph, you select the reference to it in the Table of Contents, which is displayed in the left frame when you view file saleFram.html in a browser.
In this example, the data and the output are kept simple so that you can focus on the code used in ODS processing. For more detailed examples, see the following:
Example 8. Creating a Simple Web Page with the ODS HTML Statement | |
Example 9. Combining Graphs and Reports in a Web Page | |
Example 10. Creating a Bar Chart with Drill-down for the Web |
/* This program uses ODS to create html */ /* and gif output. This is the only line you */ /* have to change to run the program. Specify */ /* a location in your file system. */ filename odsout 'path-to-Web-server'; /* close the listing destination */ ods listing close; /* set the graphics environment */ goptions reset=global gunit=pct htitle=6 htext=4 ctext=black ftitle=zapfb ftext=swiss; /* create data set REGSALES */ data regsales; length Region State $ 8; format Sales dollar8.; input Region State Sales; datalines; West CA 13636 West OR 18988 West WA 14523 Central IL 18038 Central IN 13611 Central OH 11084 Central MI 19660 South FL 14541 South GA 19022 ; /* Sort data by the BY variable */ proc sort data=regsales; by region; run; /* assign graphics options for ODS output */ goptions device=gif transparency noborder; /* open html destination for ODS output */ ods html body='sales.html' contents='saleCont.html' frame='saleFram.html' path=odsout newfile=output; /* Run the GCHART procedure */ title1 'Regional Sales'; proc gchart data=regsales; vbar3d state / sumvar=sales patternid=by; by region; run; quit; /* close the html destination */ ods html close; /* open the listing destination */ ods listing;
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