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Hi there,
after running the code below for multivariable logistic regression analysis we get the attached graph (please see attached Word file) in the SAS output window. Is there a way to modify the code so I can change/edit the title of the graph and the X and Y labels? (for Y is the name of variables, I got rid of them for confidentiality purposes). Also, is there a way to export the graph from SAS to a HD common graph programs/format and change the color to black and white? and hopefully show the OR and 95% CI estimates (numbers) in the graph?
proc logistic data=x;
model color_red= var 1 var 2 etc..../selection=stepwise slentry
=0.2 clodds=wald ;
run;
thanks
Lalo
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Re-titled and moved to the procedures forum.
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how do I move my question to the procedures forum?
thanks
Lalohg
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Oh, Did i move it to graphics by accident? Sorry about that. Changed to procedures.
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Also, do not attach MS office documents.
Especially just for an image. Use the image icon.
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The color scheme used to draw graphs is controlled by your choice of graph style. You can use one of the Journal styles to make the graph appear in black and white. For example, to use the Journal style, specify this statement before running PROC LOGISTIC. This assumes you have the output going to the default HTML destination which appears in the Results Viewer window.
ods html style=journal;
See this note which describes ways that you can make changes (such as title changes) to graphs.
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Also, I recommend that you look at the chapter titled "Statistical Graphics Using ODS" in the SAS/STAT User's Guide which provides a nice overview of how to use and control ODS graphcs.