Dear   Thank you for the suggestions,   Using a normal macro was a partial solution, but I was able to solve it entirely using a post from Reeza (maybe the same @Reeza of this thread) in StackOverflow (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37017789/sas-creating-plots-for-all-variables).    I just made some additions to do the bar graphs and export as EMF, please see below (with some labels in portuguese).   Thank you very much, especially to Reeza,   Best wishes   ods graphics on/reset imagefmt=EMF; ods rtf file="graficoshistogramas.rtf" path="your path here" style=sty_custom; proc sql noprint; select name into :hist_state1- from dictionary.columns where upper(libname)='WORK' and upper(memname)='MERGE0' and type='num'; quit; %let nobs=&sqlobs; %macro generate_histogram; %do i=1 %to &nobs; proc sgplot data=WORK.MERGE0; title "Histograma de &&&hist_state&i"; histogram &&&hist_state&i; run;quit; %end; %mend; %generate_histogram; ods graphics on/reset imagefmt=EMF; ods rtf file="graficosbarrafreq.rtf" path="your path here" style=sty_custom; proc sql noprint; select name into :hist_state1- from dictionary.columns where upper(libname)='WORK' and upper(memname)='MERGE0' and type='char'; quit; %let nobs=&sqlobs; %macro generate_bar; %do i=1 %to &nobs; proc sgplot data=WORK.MERGE0; title "Grafico de barras de &&&hist_state&i"; vbar &&&hist_state&i /datalabel; xaxis display=(noline noticks); yaxis display=(noline) grid label="contagem"; run;quit; %end; %mend; %generate_bar; ... View more