Hello Reeza, Actually, there is a problem with RTF file since their figures are not editable in adobe illustrator. Then I downloaded the PDF one which is editable, but again the fonts were not supported, so I manually wrote the numbers and title etc., The reason why I prefer editable figure is that we can easily increase its pixel (dpi). While the non-editable had low resolution (not up to journals standard). ... View more

Dear Reeza, I also try SVG but the figures are separated in different parts (see the attached picture, please). ... View more

**Fitplot is generated but not opening. I use Adobe illustrator to look them. The first two graphs are opening while Fitplot does not. ... View more

Thanks Reeza, It generated two of the three graphs, but the one I want to get is not generating (Fitplot). Can you please check. Also it gives some errors like:    1 OPTIONS NONOTES NOSTIMER NOSOURCE NOSYNTAXCHECK; NOTE: ODS statements in the SAS Studio environment may disable some output features. 73 74 data class; 75 input Estimate Actual; 76 datalines; NOTE: SAS went to a new line when INPUT statement reached past the end of a line. NOTE: The data set WORK.CLASS has 11 observations and 2 variables. NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time): real time 0.01 seconds cpu time 0.01 seconds 89 ; 90 ods graphics on; 91 proc reg data=class; 92 model estimate = actual; 93 run; 94 95 96 ods html5 close; 97 ods listing file='/folders/myfolders/list.txt' gpath='/folders/myfolders/'; 98 ods graphics / outputfmt=eps ;; NOTE: PROCEDURE REG used (Total process time): real time 17.81 seconds cpu time 2.52 seconds 99 proc reg data=class; 100 model estimate = actual; 101 run; WARNING: HTML5 destination does not support EPS images. Using the default static format. WARNING: RTF destination does not support EPS images. Using the default static format. WARNING: HTML5 destination does not support EPS images. Using the default static format. WARNING: RTF destination does not support EPS images. Using the default static format. WARNING: HTML5 destination does not support EPS images. Using the default static format. WARNING: RTF destination does not support EPS images. Using the default static format. NOTE: The graph in the PDF(WEB) destination will be rendered as an image due to the use of transparency. NOTE: The graph in the LISTING destination will be rendered as an image due to the use of transparency. WARNING: The host image file formats are only available when SAS is running in DMS mode. ERROR: Unsupported image file format for output file. ERROR: Unsupported image file format for output file. NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors. NOTE: The PROCEDURE REG printed page 1. NOTE: PROCEDURE REG used (Total process time): real time 9.21 seconds cpu time 3.53 seconds 102 ods listing close; 103 ods html5; NOTE: Writing HTML5 Body file: sashtml2.htm ERROR: Insufficient authorization to access /opt/sasinside/SASConfig/Lev1/SASApp/sashtml2.htm. ERROR: No body file. HTML5 output will not be created. 104 105 OPTIONS NONOTES NOSTIMER NOSOURCE NOSYNTAXCHECK; 117 ... View more

Dear ballardw, Thanks for the comments. The issue is solved now. Both SAS University Edition, and SAS desktop versions produce a similar results if we import the data as CSV format. Best regards,  Umar  ... View more

Dear KurtBremser, Many thanks for the detail explanations. Very kind of you. Respectfully, Umar ... View more

Dear KurtBremser, Do you suggest to use CSV file instead of XLSX? Thanks once again for the help. ... View more

Dear KurtBremser, Using CSV file, I also got a similar results similar to my friend who is also using CSV. I often import data to SAS University Edition via XLSX format.   Parameter Estimate ApproxStd Error Approximate 95% Confidence LimitsRLTBTU 0.000248 4.89E-6 0.000238 0.000257 1.2604 0.4002 0.4647 2.0562 20.7738 0.2435 20.2897 21.2579   Thanks for the help. I got my answer 🙂 Respectfully,  Umar ... View more

Dear KurtBremser, We both import data (either to SAS University Edition or SAS desktop) via excel file. And please don't say that Excel is useless, it is one of the best methods to import data to SAS since we are working on too many data observations and writing them directly into SAS as dataset etc. will take too much time. Respectfully,  Umar  ... View more

Dear KurtBremser,  You could download my data set from the below link. https://goo.gl/EhWUV7 Best regards, Umar ... View more