libname blah "c:\blah";
options fmtsearch = (blah work);

proc format library = blah;
	value $smoked
		"Non-smoker" = "None    "
		missing = "Missing"
		other = "Not none"
	;
run;

data fram;
	set sashelp.heart;
	smokin = put(smoking_Status, $smoked.);
run;

proc sgplot data = fram;
	scatter x = height y = weight;
run;

ods listing style = statistical;
proc sgplot data = fram;
	scatter x = height y = weight;
run;

ods listing sge = on style = statistical;
proc sgplot data = fram;
	scatter x = height y = weight;
run;


ods listing sge = on style = statistical;
proc sgplot data = fram;
	reg x = height y = weight;
run;

ods listing sge = on style = statistical;
proc sgplot data = fram;
	* specify the color of the markers and lines;
	reg x = height y = weight / MARKERATTRS = (color = green) lineattrs = (color = lime);
run;

ods listing sge = on style = statistical;
proc sgplot data = fram;
	* specify the color and the style is like graphdata1 with color - lime;
	reg x = height y = weight / markerattrs = (color = green) lineattrs = graphdata1 (color = lime);
run;

ods listing sge = on style = statistical;
proc sgplot data = fram;
	reg x = height y = weight / group = sex ;
run;
/**** 
search onlineDoc for -- sgplot reg color -- to see colors are set with contrastcolor for each graphData element;
next searh onlinedoc for -- style graphdata -- to figure out how to set the symbol
	notice the section called "Changing the Default Markers and Lines";
	also look at "Some Common Style Elements"
***/

* make a style templte called sexE to distinguish the two sexes;
proc template;
	define style sexE;
	parent = styles.Statistical;
		style graphdata1 / contrastColor=pink markersymbol = "star"; 
		style graphdata2 / contrastColor=blue markersymbol = "plus"; 
	end;
run; 

ods listing sge = on style = sexE;
proc sgplot data = fram;
	scatter x = height y = weight / group = sex ;
	reg x = height y = weight / group = sex ;
run;