Present summary table with regression results for publication

[SandrineF]

Hi, 

I am currently working on a code to submit my PhD (Financial Economics), as an article, and I shall present multiple regression results in one summary table. 

I have 2 data sets:

1) loans awarded, 

and 2) applications submitted to a credit institution. 

I run several regressions and want to compare the results obtained for the same regression equation both on the SET OF LOANS and on THE SET OF APPLICATIONS. I want to present regression results on these 2 SETS in one summary table. 

Question1: Does someone have any idea how I can present both models (MODEL 1 and MODEL2) in one summary table?

An example follows:

MODEL1 (linear OLS)

proc reg data = loans;

model outcome = a b c; run;

On the other side I regressed the same model on the set of applications with:

MODEL2 (linear OLS)

proc reg data = applications;

model outcome = a b c; run;

MODEL3 (logit)

proc logistic data=loans;

model dummy = a b c; run;

Question 2: Does someone know if/how I can introduce in this comparative table the results of a logit regression (MODEL3) on the same data sets?

Question 3: I want to present the regression results with the parameters organized by specific categories, and not by alphabetical order. Any idea?

[Reeza]

Here's some instructions and explanations on how to capture output that is shown to datasets.
https://blogs.sas.com/content/sastraining/2017/03/31/capturing-output-from-any-procedure-with-an-ods...

You capture the data you need from the output and then have to wrangle into the desired form. This is because every journal/university/company has a different requirement for the exact output.