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ammarhm
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

H everyone,

I am creating a Kaplan Meier curve using the following:

 

proc lifetest data=have atrisk plots=survival(atrisk (atrisktickonly outside ) cb=hw test ) ;
time time*Censor(0);
run;

I would like the plot to be black and white and the confidence limit bands to be presented as dotted lines without fill in colour in between, for publication purposes.

Any help?

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StatDave
SAS Super FREQ

You can do this by selecting one of the many Journal styles which are black and white styles. You can designate a style either using the STYLE= option in an ODS destination statement or in the SAS Display Manage interface by clicking Tools:Options:Preferences, then in the Results tab, the Style menu will show you all of the available styles including all of the Journal styles. If you select one of the Journal styles in the menu, you can then re-run your analysis and the results will be presented in that style. Or, you can precede your analysis with an ODS statement like the following (assuming you are creating HTML results in the HTML destination):

 

ods html style=journal;

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