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Zandi
Calcite | Level 5

Dear all,

 

I want to rotate column headers (90 deg) in proc report and the output should be in a pdf file. example of my code is as below.

%LET Reports = \\him\DataStore\Internal\HIM_Water_Quality_Administration\GPsites\Catchment;

ODS _ALL_ Close;
ODS ESCAPECHAR = '~'; 
ODS pdf FILE = "&Reports\test&pdf_file" ;


PROC REPORT DATA=sashelp.cars split='*' spanrows 
 	  style (column) = [fontsize=5.5pt /*cellheight=0.15in*/ font=("Arial",18pt,Normal)]
      style (header) = [fontsize=5.5pt /*backgroundcolor = lightblue*/ fontweight = bold cellheight = 18.08mm 
						font=("Arial",18pt,Normal) frame=void htmlstyle="mso-rotate:90; height:50pt"]
      style (report) = [fontsize=5.5pt /*cellheight = 0.15in*/ font=("Arial",18pt,Normal) borderColor=BLACK] /*headline ls=100*/;

	  title1 j=l font=Arial bold height=1.2 cars;
where make in ('Acura', 'Audi');
column  make type EngineSize Cylinders Horsepower Weight;
DEFINE make/ 'make' group STYLE(COLUMN) = [cellheight = 0.15IN vjust=middle JUST = left ];
DEFINE type/'type' group STYLE (COLUMN) =[width=15% cellheight = 0.15IN font=("Arial",12pt,Normal) vjust=center];
DEFINE EngineSize/'EngineSize' order DISPLAY  STYLE (COLUMN) = [CELLWIDTH = 0.3IN cellheight = 0.15IN JUST = l font=("Arial",12pt,Normal)];
DEFINE Cylinders/'Cylinders' DISPLAY  STYLE (COLUMN) = [CELLWIDTH = 0.3IN cellheight = 0.15IN JUST = l font=("Arial",12pt,Normal)];
DEFINE Horsepower/'Horsepower' DISPLAY  STYLE (COLUMN) = [CELLWIDTH = 0.3IN cellheight = 0.15IN JUST = l font=("Arial",12pt,Normal)];
DEFINE Weight/'Weight' DISPLAY  STYLE (COLUMN) = [CELLWIDTH = 0.3IN cellheight = 0.15IN JUST = l font=("Arial",12pt,Normal)];

RUN;

The below statement yield the desired output, however it is in word not in pdf

ods tagsets.rtf file="&Reports\Blesbokspruit Catchment.pdf"
OPTIONS(TRHDR="\trrh2750"
TROWHDRCELL="\cltxbtlr" ) style=styles.minimal;
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Zandi
Calcite | Level 5
Hi Cindy,
I am unable to access the link on your response, could you please attached a copy of the paper.
http://www.nesug.org/Proceedings/nesug03/at/at007.pdf
Thank you

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