I am not sure what other fellow SAS Programmers think about SAS Graphs, but I think they are easy to generate than tables…. I was amazed by how easy it was to get more than 1-2 graphs in single page.
While surfing on the net, I found a nice SUGI paper which deals with the ways of putting multiple graphs in one single page.
This paper provides 3 different methods (PROC GREPLAY, the Data Step Graphics Interface (DSGI), and ODS LAYOUT) to put multiple figures on a one single page.
Multiple Graphs on One Page Using SAS/GRAPH® V9
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