GANNO displays the output from Annotate data sets. It is used when you want to display only Annotate data set output.
GCHART produces vertical and horizontal bar charts, block charts, pie charts, and star charts.
GCONTOUR produces plots that represent three-dimensional relationships in two dimensions.
GDEVICE is a tool for examining and changing device parameters for graphic devices.
GFONT displays new or existing fonts and creates user-generated fonts for use in SAS/GRAPH programs. These fonts can contain standard Roman alphabet characters, foreign language characters, symbols, logos, or figures.
GIMPORT enables you to import graphics output produced with other software applications, graphics output produced by SAS/GRAPH software, or graphics output produced on other machines into SAS/GRAPH software.
GKEYMAP creates device maps and key maps that compensate for differences between the way characters are encoded internally by SAS/GRAPH software and the way they are encoded by host systems and output devices.
GMAP produces two-dimensional (choropleth) or three-dimensional (block, prism, and surface) color maps that show variations of a variable value with respect to an area. A wide assortment of geographic maps are available with SAS/GRAPH software, and you also can create your own geographic or spatial maps.
GOPTIONS lists the values of graphics options and global statement definitions currently in effect in your session.
GPLOT produces two-dimensional graphs that plot one variable against another within a set of coordinate axes. The coordinates of each point on the plot correspond to two variable values in an observation of the input data set.
GPRINT enables you to convert a text file into graphics output. You can enhance the output with TITLE, NOTE, and FOOTNOTE definitions or include Annotate graphics, or both. GPRINT procedure output is a graph composed of the contents of the text file that is used as input to the procedure, plus the enhancements you specify.
GPROJECT processes map coordinate data in map data sets to convert spherical coordinates (longitude and latitude) into Cartesian coordinates for use by the GMAP procedure.
GREDUCE enables you to process map coordinate data in map data sets to provide information that can be used to reduce the number of points needed to draw a map.
GREMOVE enables you to combine unit areas defined in a map data set into larger unit areas by removing shared borders between the original unit areas.
GREPLAY replays graphics output stored in SAS catalog entries and manages entries within catalogs. The GREPLAY procedure also creates templates and color maps that you can use while replaying your graphics output.
GSLIDE displays graphics output consisting of text and straight lines generated by TITLE, FOOTNOTE, and NOTE statements.
GTESTIT is a diagnostic tool for testing the installation of SAS/GRAPH software and the configuration of your device.
G3D produces three-dimensional graphs that plot one vertical variable (z) for a position on a plane specified by two horizontal variables (x and y). The coordinates of each point correspond to the values of three numeric variable values in an observation on the input data set.
G3GRID creates data sets that the G3D or GCONTOUR procedure can use to produce three-dimensional surface or contour plots.
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