In ODS PDF, can I make a single ODS PROCLABEL statement cover multiple PROC PRINTs?

[TheAntithesis13]

I'm trying to add bookmarks to an ods pdf output, but I'm struggling to get them to apply to some but not all of the tables.

Here's what I've tried:

ods pdf file="blah blah blah" startpage=no;
title "table set 1";
ods proclabel "table set 1";
ods text="table 1 from set 1";
proc print data=table11 noobs; run;
ods text="table 2 from set 1";
proc print data=table12 noobs; run;
ods text="table 3 from set 1";
proc print data=table13 noobs; run;

ods pdf startpage=now;
title "table set 2";
ods proclabel "table set 2";
ods text="table 1 from set 2";
proc print data=table21 noobs; run;
ods text="table 2 from set 2";
proc print data=table22 noobs; run;
ods pdf close;

When running this, the table of contents for the pdf is:

table set 1

The Print Procedure

The Print Procedure

table set 2

The Print Procedure

I would like the contents to be:

table set 1

table set 2

How do I either remove the "The Print Procedure" labels, or get a single label to cover multiple tables?

Also, when someone clicks on an item in the contents, they are taken to the table, not the text immediately above it. If I could get the links to go to the text, that would be outstanding.

I am currently using SAS Enterprise Guide 8.3.

[Ksharp · Accepted solution]

You could resort to PROC DOCUMENT .

data a;
set sashelp.class(obs=6); 
xc=1;
run;

options nodate nonumber;
title;
ods document name=testAW(write);
Proc report data=a  nowd ;
Columns xc name age weight height;
define xc /order noprint;
Define name /display;
Define age/display;
Define weight/display;
Define height/ display;
Where weight <95;
break before xc / contents="" page;
Run;
Proc report data=a  nowd;
Columns xc name age weight height;
define xc /order noprint;
Define name /display;
Define age/display;
Define weight/display;
Define height/ display;
Where weight >=95;
break before xc / contents="" page;
Run;

Proc report data=a  nowd ;
Columns xc name age weight height;
define xc /order noprint;
Define name /display;
break before xc / contents="" page;
Run;
ods document close;

proc document name=testAW;
list/ levels=all; run;
quit;


proc document name=testAW2(write);
make \CLASS#1;
setlabel \Class#1  "table set 1";
copy \work.testAW\Report#1\Report#1\Report#1 to \Class#1;
copy \work.testAW\Report#2\Report#1\Report#1 to \Class#1;
run;


make \CLASS2#1;
setlabel \Class2#1  "table set 2";
copy \work.testAW\Report#3\Report#1\Report#1 to \Class2#1;
copy \work.testAW\Report#2\Report#1\Report#1 to \Class2#1;
run;


list/ levels=all; run;
quit;

title;
proc document name=work.testAW2;
ods pdf file="c:\temp\twolevels.pdf"  startpage=no ;
obtitle \CLASS#1\Report#1 'table set 1';
replay \CLASS#1;
run;

ods pdf startpage=now;
obtitle \CLASS2#1\Report#1 'table set 2';
replay \CLASS2#1;
run;
ods pdf close;
quit;

[TheAntithesis13]

This looks like exactly what I'm looking for! I'll try to figure out how PROC DOCUMENT works then get my contents page nice and fancy!