topic Re: Pagebreak in SAS listing output in SAS Procedures

Pagebreak in SAS listing output

JuanVte — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 08:54:29 GMT

Hello everybody,

In the SAS listing output, we can avoid the page breaks using options formdlim=" ". This makes the outputs being printed one after the other separated by 3 empty lines.

Is there any way to remove these 3 lines of separation printing the outputs continuously?

Thanks,

Juanvte

Example:

options formdlim=" ";

title "First output";

proc print data=sashelp.class;

run;

title "Second output - three lines after the previous";

proc print data=sashelp.class;

run;

Re: Pagebreak in SAS listing output

ballardw — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 14:27:51 GMT

The option pagesize controls how many lines are displayed on a "page" in the listing output.

Try

options pagesize=max;

to create the largest page your system will use.

Warning: use of FOOTNOTE will go at the bottom of this page. Depending on your setup and the actual output this could be tens of thousands of lines of blank before the footnote appears.

Re: Pagebreak in SAS listing output

JuanVte — Thu, 09 Aug 2012 10:46:49 GMT

Thanks Ballardw,

as you commented The option pagesize controls how many lines are displayed on a "page" in the listing output.

But I still have three lines between the two outputs.

Any other recommendation?

thanks!

Re: Pagebreak in SAS listing output

ballardw — Thu, 09 Aug 2012 14:26:00 GMT

The breaks between procedures don't seem to have any control. I've asked about that regarding ODS output as well.

Re: Pagebreak in SAS listing output

Cynthia_sas — Thu, 09 Aug 2012 15:26:47 GMT

Hi:

I believe there is some limited control about how much space appears between tables (such as a PROC PRINT table output followed by a PROC FREQ table output, using the PARSKIP style element with ODS TAGSETS.RTF. But otherwise, for HTML and PDF, I believe there is a certain amount of space "reserved" between tables, even with STARTPAGE=NO (option for PDF and RTF). In HTML, you can change the PAGEBREAKHTML style attribute, so it does not display a Horizonal Rule between outputs, but I think there's still some extra white space.

For LISTING, I do not believe there is any control other than FORMDLIM -- so FORMDLIM removes the traditional "carriage control" character, but there is nothing "automatic" to reduce the space between output tables.

cynthia

Re: Pagebreak in SAS listing output

Catrin — Wed, 11 Nov 2015 15:05:04 GMT

Hi,
I am looking for a way to get rid of Horizontal Rules in ODS HTML5. Cynthia wrote, that it can be done by changing the PAGBREAKHTML style attribute. Could someone show the code, how to do it? I am not really familiar with proc template.

I use SAS 9.4M1 on AIX and use a code like the following one:

goptions reset=all; 
goptions device =png; 
    
ods path 
   WORK.TEMPLAT(UPDATE) 
   TEMPL.TMPLMST(READ) 
   SASUSER.TEMPLAT(READ) 
   SASHELP.TMPLMST(READ) 
  ; 
 
/* Template für andere Tabellendarstellung */ 
 
 
proc template; 
    define style tab_pearl /store = WORK.TEMPLAT; 
        parent= styles.pearl; 
                  
     style Body / 
         marginright = 3 
         marginleft = 2  
         pagebreakhtml = html('PageBreakLine'); 
 
     style html 
         "Common HTML text used in the default style" / 
         'expandAll' = "<span onclick=""expandCollapse()"">" 
         'posthtml flyover line' = "</span><hr size=""3""/>" 
         'prehtml flyover line' = "<span><hr size=""3""/>" 
         'prehtml flyover bullet' = %nrstr("<span><b>&#183;</b>") 
         'posthtml flyover' = "</span>" 
         'prehtml flyover' = "<span>" 
         'break' = "<br/>" 
         'Line' = "<hr size=""3""/>" 
         'PageBreakLine' = 
         "<p style=""page-break-after: avoid;""><br/></p><hr size=""3""/>" 
         'fake bullet' = %nrstr("<b>&#183;</b>"); 
  end; 
run; 
title; 
 
 
ODS LISTING CLOSE; 
ODS HTML Close; 
 
ODS HTML5 options(bitmap_mode= 'inline'  ) 
 file="test.html" (title=" ") rs=none   
 style=tab_pearl ; 
 
 proc print data=sashelp.class(obs=5); 
 run; 
 
 
proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars; 
    vbar origin; 
run; 
 
proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars; 
    vbar type; 
run; 
 
footnote justify=l "~S={font_weight=medium font_size=0.4cm} Erstellt am:  %sysfunc(today(),eurdfdd10.) "   ; 
ods html5 close; 
 
ods listing;

I tried to set page-break-after to "avoid" and an another few things, but always the Horizontal Rules stay there.

Any help is appreciated.
Catrin