User manual SAS WEB REPORT STUDIO 3.1

[. . . ] SAS Web Report Studio 3. 1 ® User's Guide SAS Documentation ® The correct bibliographic citation for this manual is as follows: SAS Institute Inc. SAS® Web Report Studio 3. 1: User's Guide Copyright © 2006, SAS Institute Inc. , Cary, NC, USA ISBN 978-1-59994-102-8 All rights reserved. For a hard-copy book: No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher, SAS Institute Inc. For a Web download or e-book: Your use of this publication shall be governed by the terms established by the vendor at the time you acquire this publication. [. . . ] e Select a color for the Grid lines. 3 On the Progressive Bar tab, complete these steps: a (Optional) Select Set an initial value to specify an initial value for the first bar in the chart. If you select this option, then you can create a label for it. b (Optional) Select Show the final (cumulative) value to display the value c d e f for the final bar. If you have selected the Initial bar option, then select a color for it. If you have selected the Final bar option, then select a color for it. (Optional) Select Show trend line to overlay a trend line on the progressive bar chart. Changing the Presentation of a Viewed Report Managing Properties for Graphs 97 g (Optional) Select Show data values if you want to display a value above each bar. 4 On the Axis tab, complete these steps a Indicate your preference for displaying Tick marks. Your options are Show measure axis tick marks and Show category axis tick marks (relational data sources only). If the graph includes a second measure, indicate whether you want to Display an additional axis for the second measure. (You select the second measure in the Graph Data dialog box for the graph. ) 5 (Optional) If the report section has more than one graph, select the Apply formatting to existing graphs in the section option. 7 (Optional) Save the report. b c d e Set Properties for a Scatter Plot To set the properties for a scatter plot, complete these steps: to open the Graph Properties dialog box. 2 On the General tab, complete these steps: 1 On the scatter plot toolbar, click a If you want a Title to appear above the scatter plot, type the text, and then set the font, font size, font style, alignment, and color. You cannot use these characters: < > & # b For Graph size, select one of these options: Automatic (Adjusts to fit data) Select this option to produce a graph that best fits the size of the current window. Fixed size Select this option if you want to specify a fixed size for the graph. When the pointer becomes a diagonal or horizontal bar, drag the graph to the new size and then release the mouse button. e Select a color for the Grid lines. 3 On the Markers tab, complete these steps: a Select a marker Size. You can also select No marker, Medium, or Large. Note: If you use the Graph Data dialog box to assign a measure to the Marker Size function, your Size selection is ignored (see "Assign Data Items to Functions in a Scatter Plot" on page 65). b (Optional) Select Show data values to display a value above each marker. 4 On the Axis tab, complete these steps 98 Set Properties for a Map Chapter 7 a Indicate your preference for displaying Tick marks. Your options are Show measure axis tick marks and Show category axis tick marks (relational data sources only). If the graph includes a second measure, indicate whether you want to Display an additional axis for the second measure. (You select the second measure in the Graph Data dialog box for the graph. ) 5 On the Legend tab, complete these steps: b c d e Note: In order to set legend properties, a category must be assigned to the marker group function or the scatter plot must use more than one measure. a Select a Position for the legend. Your choices are Left, Above, Below, and Right. Note: To leave more room for the graph, position the legend above or below the graph. b Select a font, font size, style, and color for Labels. c Select a Background color for the legend. 6 (Optional) If the report section has more than one graph, select the Apply formatting to existing graphs in the section option. 7 When you are done, click OK. 8 (Optional) Save the report. Set Properties for a Map To set the properties for a map, complete these steps: 1 On the map toolbar, click to open the Map Properties dialog box. 2 On the Map tab, complete these steps: a If you want a Title to appear above the map, type the text, and then set the font, font size, font style, alignment, and color. You cannot use these characters: <>&# b From the Size drop-down list, choose Small, Medium, Large, or Custom. [. . . ] Some examples of locale values are French_Canada, Portuguese_Brazil, and Chinese_Singapore. mean the arithmetic average, which is calculated by adding the values of a sample variable and dividing this sum by the number of observations. measure (1) a data item or column whose value can be used in computations or analytical expressions. (2) a special dimension that usually represents numeric data values that are analyzed. member in a multidimensional database (or cube), a name that represents a particular data element within a dimension. For example, September 1996 might be a member of the Glossary 223 Time dimension. For example, 1997 and 1998 represent unique members in the Year level of a Time dimension. [. . . ]