The plot and plot2 axes should display the values using whatever format is assigned in the data set, or you can specify a format in the 'proc gplot' to over-ride that. Here is an example of the latter: symbol1 v=dot i=join color=red; symbol2 v=none i=needle color=blue; proc gplot data=sashelp.stocks (where=(stock='IBM')); format close dollar5.0; format volume z10.; plot close*date=1; plot2 volume*date=2; run; (of course, with the limitation that device=java and device=activex might not support all the SAS formats, if you're using one of those devices) ... View more

Hi, For this you can redirect your log to external file. Proc printto log="Give any file name with extension(.txt,.log.....)"; run; Run this code before your macro executes. This will create an external file and your log information will be stored in that file. Later if you dont want this you can delete the file. Even you can keep this for furthur use. At the end you need to run this code Proc printto; run; To redirect the log from external file. Hope this will help you. ... View more