I like the graphs output at baseline from the proc reg command for linear regression:   ods graphics on; proc reg DATA=good; MODEL mv_glob_ap_diam=BSA/ stb clb; OUTPUT OUT=OUTREG1 P=PREDICT R=RESID RSTUDENT=RSTUDENT COOKD=COOKD run;quit; ods graphics off;   Example here:   I created many of these graphs for a figure of a paper, but the journal would like more color to differentiate them.  As such I would like to change the points, and possibly the lines and shading to different colors.  Because this is a SAS standard output I am unsure how to do this.    I have tried GOPTIONS prior to the command, but they are trumped by the PROCREG default options.  Specifically I set CPATTERN and CSYMBOL to a Yellow prior to the reg procedure.     Then I tried to recreate the plot in a more basic way using the plot command and conf, and it contains the correct information but I will need to define all the different parameters that make up the graph, x, y spacing, coloring, etc.   ods graphics on; proc reg DATA=good; MODEL mv_glob_ap_diam=BSA/ stb clb; Goptions Csymbol=Red Cpattern=Red; plot mv_glob_ap_diam*BSA /conf; run;quit; ods graphics off;           I can try to figure this out, but am unsure to make the 95% confidence interval area shade as opposed to be a line etc, and like the more basic X and Y tick marks and scales in the Fit Plot.   Ideally I could use the standard output, but just tell it to use a different color than blue.  Is there a simple way to do that more globally, or do I need to specify plot and individually define everything to recreate the fit plot I like?   Is there an example of the underlying fitplot code that I can edit instead of trial and error from scratch?   Thank you in advance. ... View more