My question about proc report with style=journal

SAS_John — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 16:07:24 GMT

Hi, There:

Could you help me on the proc report with style=journal? I want to change the italic font in the column headers into regular font as shown in the following picture. Many thanks! John

Re: My question about proc report with style=journal

ballardw — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 16:19:33 GMT

I would start with the other SAS supplied versions of the Journal style. In my install I see Journal, Journal1A, Journal2, Journal2A, Journal3 and Journal3A. The A versions seem not to have italics in the same places.

You should include examples of the code used because we do not know what overrides you may have already used that may conflict with any suggestions we make.

Re: My question about proc report with style=journal

SAS_John — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 16:34:16 GMT

Thanks, Baallardw. I will give Journal1A version a try and will keep you posted. Best John

Re: My question about proc report with style=journal

SAS_John — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 16:43:14 GMT

Hi, Ballardw:

Here are the codes for my proc report as the following.

***RTF output**;
options nodate nonumber;
ods listing close;

ods rtf file= "C:\global\CFT7455\CFT7455-1101\tfl\T14.1.1-Disp.rtf" style=Journal3a;
ods escapechar='^';

title3 font="Courier New" height=9.5pt j=c "Subject Dispositions";

footnote1 font="Courier New" height=9.5pt j=l "C:\global\CFT7455\CFT7455-1101\sas_program\tfl\T14.1.1-Disp.sas" j=r "Run Date/Time: &date. &time." ;

proc report data=final nofs ls=256 style(Report)={width=100%} missing split='~' ;
column ord term ("ARM B1~ R/R MM SINGLE AGENT~ ^R/RTF'\brdrb\brdrs\li100\ri100'" col3 col4 col5 col6 col7 col8 ) ;
define ord / order order=internal noprint;
define term / " " style(header)= [just = l asis = on] style(column)=[just = l asis = on];

define col3 /display "ARM B1 Cohort 1~ 25 ug MWF 14/14 ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt3.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col4 /display "ARM B1 Cohort 2~ 50 ug MWF 14/14 ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt4.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col5 /display "ARM B1 Cohort 3~ 75 ug MWF 14/14 ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt5.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col6 /display "ARM B1 Cohort 4~ 50 ug QD 14/14 ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt6.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col7 /display "ARM B1 Cohort 5~ 75 ug QD 14/14 ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt7.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col8 /display "ARM B1 Total ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt8.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
run;

proc report data=final nofs ls=256 style(Report)={width=100%} missing split='~' ;
column ord term ("ARM A~ R/R MM SINGLE AGENT~ ^R/RTF'\brdrb\brdrs\li100\ri100'" col1)
("ARM B2~ R/R MM COMBINATION TREATMENT with DEX~ ^R/RTF'\brdrb\brdrs\li100\ri100'" col9 col10 col11) col12;
define ord / order order=internal noprint;
define term / " " style(header)= [just = l asis = on] style(column)=[just = l asis = on];
define col1 /display "Cohort1~ 25/50 ug QD 21/7 ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt1.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col9 /display "ARM B2 Cohort 1~ 50 ug MWF 14/14 +Dex ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt9.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col10 /display "ARM B2 Cohort 2~ 37.5 ug QD 14/14 +DEX ~ (N=%cmpres(&trt10.)) " style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col11 /display "Arm B2 Total~ (N=%cmpres(&trt11.))~ n (%)" style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
define col12 / " Overall Total~ (N=%cmpres(&trt12.))~ n (%)" style(header)= [just = c asis = on] style(column)=[just = c asis = on];
run;

title1 "";
title2 "";
title3 "";
footnote1 "";

ods rtf close;

Re: My question about proc report with style=journal

SAS_John — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 16:47:20 GMT

I have tried A version but the Col headers are Bold with a large font, which is not what I want. Could you suggest other solutions? Thanks, John

Re: My question about proc report with style=journal

SAS_John — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 22:03:00 GMT

I figured out by adding "style(header)={font_style=roman} " in the proc report... Thank you anyway! Best, John

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