Hello,
I am currently working on my bachelors thesis and have decided to do the statistics within SAS. I don't have any deeper experience with SAS before (except for a small introduction in my statistics course) so im very sorry if what I am trying to archive might be pretty easy but I am just to stupid to find it (as I don't even know what this is called im looking for).
So basically I am using proc GLM for doing a one way F-Test ANOVA with paired t-tests. By default GLM provides this graph
Which I would really like to use within my thesis (to visualize the significance). The problem arises with the fact that most professors print out the thesis in grayscale to correct them, and sadly the red ad the blue colors have nearly the same grayscale value
My question is now how do I change these colors?
click and select Preferences. Click on Results. You will see a drop down to select the style for each output type. Set the style to either JOURNAL or JOURNAL2. That should get you what you want.
Hope this helps!
Dan
How are you running SAS? In SAS Studio, or display manager?
Oh sorry I've should have written this. Im using the SAS university edition (SAS Studio?)
click and select Preferences. Click on Results. You will see a drop down to select the style for each output type. Set the style to either JOURNAL or JOURNAL2. That should get you what you want.
Hope this helps!
Dan
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