Something for Nothing! Converting Plots from SAS/GRAPH to ODS Graphics

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  • SAS Global Forum, National Harbor, MD, USA – 24th March 2014
  • SAS Professionals Convention, Marlow, UK – 26th June 2014
  • PhUSE Single Day Event, Brussels, Belgium – 18th September 2014
  • PhUSE, London, UK – 13th October 2014
  • Amgen SAS Tech Talk, Cambridge, UK – 11th November 2014
  • PhUSE Single Day Event, Utrecht, Netherlands – 4th February 2016
  • SUGUKI, London.UK – 5th April 2018
  • Toronto SAS Meetup, Toronto, Canada (remote) – 5th March 2019
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All the documentation about the creation of graphs with SAS software states that ODS Graphics is not intended to replace SAS/GRAPH. However, ODS Graphics is included in the Base SAS licence from SAS 9.3, but SAS/GRAPH still requires an additional component licence, so there is definitely a financial incentive to convert to ODS Graphics. This paper gives examples that can be used to replace commonly created SAS/GRAPH plots, and highlights the small number of plots that are still very difficult, or impossible, to create in ODS Graphics.

  • SAS Global Forum, National Harbor, MD, USA – 24th March 2014
  • SAS Professionals Convention, Marlow, UK – 26th June 2014
  • PhUSE Single Day Event, Brussels, Belgium – 18th September 2014
  • PhUSE, London, UK – 13th October 2014
  • Amgen SAS Tech Talk, Cambridge, UK – 11th November 2014
  • PhUSE Single Day Event, Utrecht, Netherlands – 4th February 2016
  • SUGUKI, London.UK – 5th April 2018
  • Toronto SAS Meetup, Toronto, Canada (remote) – 5th March 2019

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