Which of the following statements is used to specify the color of the axes in SAS?

The statement that is used to specify the color of the axes in SAS is CAXIS=color. This option is part of SAS graphics procedures, such as SAS/GRAPH, where you often need to define the attributes of graphical elements, including axes, in your plots or charts.

The CAXIS option specifically allows you to set the color of the axes in a graphic output. By using this option, you can customize how the axes will be displayed, which can enhance the visual appeal or clarity of the presented data.

Other options do not serve to control the axes' color. For instance, the AXIS option is not a standard SAS statement for color settings, and although TEXTCOLOR might seem related to colors, it refers more specifically to the color of text elements rather than the axes themselves. Thus, the use of CAXIS=color is essential for modifying the axes' appearance in SAS graphical outputs.