With SAS/GRAPH procedures, you can also specify many options in TITLE and FOOTNOTE statements. To set the color, font, and height for titles and footnotes, you use the FONT=, COLOR=, and HEIGHT= options. These options come before the text they affect.

FONT=font

COLOR=color

HEIGHT=text-height <units>

where

• font is a valid SAS name. The specified font can be supplied by SAS software, user-generated, or a hardware font. Valid font names include SWISS, SWISSB (Swiss Bold), SIMPLEX, CENTX (Century), CENTB (Century Bold), and ZAPF.
  
  
• color is any color that is valid for your graphics device.
  
  
• text-height is a value for height.
  
  
• units is a unit of measurement. Valid units are percentage of the display area (PCT), inches (IN), centimeters (CM), points (PT), and character cells (CELL).

Remember that titles and footnotes are global. The options that you specify in TITLE and FOOTNOTE statements remain in effect until you cancel them, re-specify them, or end the SAS session.

• a red title that is .7 centimeters tall in the Century Bold font
• a blue footnote that is .5 centimeters tall in the Swiss font.

     title1 color=red font=centb h=0.7 cm
            'Total Revenue for Males';
     footnote1 color=blue h=0.5 cm 
               font=swiss 'For March 1-15';
     footnote2 ' ';
     proc gchart data=clinic.admit;
        hbar actlevel / sumvar=fee
             patternid=midpoint sum;
        where sex='M';
        label actlevel='Activity Level';
        format fee dollar5.;
     run;

The program produces the bar chart below. Notice the second footnote, which is only a blank line added for better readability.