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Mario_1
Calcite | Level 5
I cleaned the log

dm 'odsresults; clear';
dm "log; clear; ";

and rerun the codes. Suddenly all plots went grey. Afterwards I restarted the computer, and new plots also in new files are grey
DanH_sas
SAS Super FREQ

You might have a corrupted template store in your SASUSER area. Check your SASUSER folder. if you see a template.sas7bitm file, either remove it or rename it, and restart your SAS session. Let us know if that clears it up.

AMS_Jev
Calcite | Level 5

Hallo all,

I had exact the same issue (suddenly all figures grey), no solutions suggested in this topics worked for me. This helped:

1) run this:

proc options option=sasuser;

run;

2) copy the path to the windows folder SASUSER  shown in the log (i.e. SASUSER= C:\Users\blabla\blabla\blabla\9.4 or something like that)

3) close your SAS session and go to this windows folder SASUSER= C:\Users\blabla\blabla\blabla\9.4

4) In this windows folder rename templat.sas7bitm and regstry.sas7bitm to templat.old and regstry.old

5) start new SAS session (new default templat.sas7bitm and regstry.sas7bitm will be created by SAS)

 

Good luck!

 

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