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sas studio :how to generate pdf file of my code

xoxozav_1 — Wed, 26 Feb 2020 17:03:47 GMT

Hi everyone,

I am quite new with SAS University Edition and I have had problems getting my code in a pdf file. Could you help me generate a pdf file of my code and my log (in separate documents) using the ods pdf statement or with another tool?

Re: sas studio :how to generate pdf file of my code

Tom — Wed, 26 Feb 2020 17:13:03 GMT

@xoxozav_1 wrote:

Hi everyone,

I am quite new with SAS University Edition and I have had problems getting my code in a pdf file. Could you help me generate a pdf file of my code and my log (in separate documents) using the ods pdf statement or with another tool?

I would just use whatever tool your computer has for converting the browser windows you see in SAS/Studio into PDF files. For example a lot of computers will let you select PDF FILE as the printer when you print something. On my Windows 10 PC if I click on the Printer ICON in SAS/Studio CODE window it opens a new tab with just the code. I can then press ctrl-P (or pick print from the browser menus) and the print dialog opens. I can then select Save as PDF as the printer to use.

I like to use the Code Summary view (look for the icon in the CODE window). It will show the code, the log and the output all in one report.

Re: sas studio :how to generate pdf file of my code

xoxozav_1 — Wed, 26 Feb 2020 18:50:28 GMT

I tried to print my code as a pdf but the entire code does not appear. I also tried using the Code Summary option, but when I tried to print the summary, I had the same problem ( the code was incomplete). I do not know what is the problem. I tried changing the printer settings but nothing changed. Is there any other option to get my code in pdf?

Thanks for your help

Re: sas studio :how to generate pdf file of my code

Reeza — Wed, 26 Feb 2020 18:56:30 GMT

Not ideal but if you paste it into Word and save as PDF is the 'quick and dirty solution'. The long term solution IMO would be to use a Jupyter Notebook.