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This page contains some examples of legends,
illustrating the available varieties and options.
These examples all use ploticus's
proc legend.
Clickmap support is available for
legend entries.
Example 1km![]() A legend can display samples of lines, colors, and symbols. This legend includes line and color samples. The usual procedure for building a legend is to include a legendlabel attribute with each plotting proc, then display the accumulated set using proc legend. Example 1aclickmap_leg![]() This example demonstrates how clickmaps may be used with legend entries. Try clicking on any entry above. For example, this could be used to take the user to more detailed descriptions of the legend entries. Example 2lineplot5![]() In this example, the legend entries go across, rather than down. Example 3propbars1![]() A two-column legend. Proc legend is invoked twice, using the specifyorder attribute to select entries. Example 4scatterplot3![]() An example with symbols containing characters. Example 5scatterplot3a![]() In this example, the legend is built by defining entries explicitly invoking proc legendentry once per entry. The legend is rendered using proc legend. Example 6hbars3![]() This example uses a single line of entries with some multi-line labels. Example 7legends232![]() A number of new features, such as multi-column legends, backing box, word wrap for legend entries, etc. were added in version 2.32... this example illustrates some of them. |
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