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Creating Drill-Down Graphs Using SAS/Graph and the Output Delivery System

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Overview Using the SAS/Graph procedures and the Output Delivery System (ODS) the user can output the graphs to web-enabled HTML files. Using the flexibility of ODS, one can include the graphs as static GIF or JPEG files, or create interactive, customizable graphs for web distribution using ActiveX controls and JAVA applets. This is really cool stuff. With a few little tricks, one can go a step below a simple HTML graph. Yes, the user can add drill-down capability to the HTML graphs. Using this capability, one can create graphs that drill-down to new graphs that display more of the details in the data. In this paper the author will explore the few SAS statement options necessary to make HTML drill-down graphs a reality.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	SAS Institute	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2003	Downloads	16
Format	White Papers
Topics	HTML, Graphics Applications, Java

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