Hi,   You don't seem to have a specific variable identified for the standard error. The following is code that I have used successfully previously (for a GEE analysis):   proc mianalyze data = xxxx; modeleffects xxxxxxx; stderr xxxxxx; run;   I am by no means an expert on proc MI/MIANALYZE  but may be worth a try. ... View more

or STYLEATTRS ... View more

To set the range for the XAXIS - use the XAXIS statement as displayed in the PROC SGPLOT section of SAS help. https://documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=grstatproc&docsetTarget=p07m2vpyq75fgan14m6g5pphnwlr.htm&docsetVersion=9.4&locale=en Similarly, use the LINEATTRS option to change the colour of the line. ... View more

It was actually posted within seconds of each other. Can’t help if great minds think a like. ... View more

I suspect the problem comes in that you don't seem to have a variable called agegrp in your dataset. I suspect that you probably have a variable called age.   By applying the format to age instead, the format will show in your dataset, but the numeric value will still be kept so you can perform calculations etc.   If you want to create groups using a format, you could within your datastep include a statement such as the following:   AGEGRP = put(age, agegrp.);   Hope this helps. ... View more

You can use proc transpose with the data you have created. The code should look something like the following:   PROC TRANSPOSE data=xxx; BY USUBJID; VAR aeterm aedecod aesev; RUN;   You say you have tried this, but what output did it give you? ... View more