GREPLAY Procedure
MODIFY Statement
Changes the name, description, and BY statement
information of entries or group headers in the input catalog.
Syntax
MODIFY modify-pair(s);
modify-pair or pairs has the following form:
entry-id / description(s)
Required Argument
- entry-id / description(s)
-
specifies the entry
to modify.
- entry-id
-
specifies the number
(in the order in which they were created) or name of a catalog entry
or a group of entries in the input catalog. Entries must contain graphics
output. Multiple entry IDs can contain both numbers and names.
- description(s)
-
- BYLINE="character-string"
-
specifies a character
string that can be used for additional information or for BY statement
information. A character string can be up to 40 characters long, and
must be enclosed in quotation marks. BY statement information appears
directly beneath the primary description of the catalog entry.
- NAME="entry-name"
-
specifies a new name
for the GRSEG catalog entry. The name must begin with a letter, and
the remainder can include letters, numbers, or underscores. Uppercase
letters are converted to lowercase, and periods are converted to underscores.
The NAME= option value can be up to 256 characters long, but the GRSEG
name is truncated to eight characters. If the name duplicates an existing
entry name, to make the name unique, SAS/GRAPH appends a number to
the name while maintaining the eight-character limit. See Duplicate Entry Names.
- DES="description"
- specifies a description of the output. The maximum length
for description is 256 characters.
The description does not appear in the output. The descriptive text
is shown in each of the following:
-
-
the Table of Contents that is generated
when you use CONTENTS= on an ODS HTML statement, assuming that the
output is generated while the contents page is open.
-
the description and the properties
for the output in the
Results window.
-
the description and properties
for the catalog entry in the Explorer.
-
the Description field of the PROC
GREPLAY window.
Default:The original graph description
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