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BigPete
Obsidian | Level 7

So in my ODS RTF testing, it seems the first line worked with highlighting it entirely like you see in TEST TITLE 1.  However, it didn't work for TEST TITLE 2. How do I fix that?

 


%let outsy=E:\Users\pahn\Desktop\qb;

data qbdats;
input QB $ completed passes;
datalines;
Brett 23 35
Tom 21 29
Peyton 34 41
Eli 32 37
Aaron 26 38
;
run;

/* at this point main this is basically adding the _type_
   variable but would be appropriate if your data was 
   per game or similar
   A GROUP variable creates a stacked barchart with 
   separate colors for each level. If you only have
   on value for a group it stands out as desired.
*/
proc summary data=qbdats;
class QB;
var completed passes;
output out=qbsums sum=;
run;

data qb_pass_rate;
   set qbsums;
   completion_rate = completed/passes ;
   if missing(QB) then QB='Total';
run;

data attrmap;
   /* The ID required variable contains the name of the attribute map */
   /* The VALUE required variable contains the value of the GROUP variable, 
      which in this case is BARTYPE */
   /* The FILLCOLOR variable is used to change the color for the bars created by the VBAR 
      statement. */
   input id $ value fillcolor $;
   datalines;
_type_ 0 green
_type_ 1 blue
;
run;

%let defaulttablefont=font_face=Calibri fontsize=10pt;
ods noresults escapechar='^';

%let bc=cx7BA0CD;
%let bw=1;
%let breaklinesandwich=borderbottomcolor=&bc borderbottomwidth=&bw.pt bordertopcolor=&bc bordertopwidth=&bw.pt;
/*%let boxy=borderwidth=&bw.pt bordercolor=&bc;*/

%let titlestyle=borderwidth=&bw.pt bordercolor=&bc font_face=Calibri fontsize=12pt fontweight=bold background=cxD3DFEE;

ods path sasuser.templat(UPDATE)
       mylib.templat  (READ)
       sashelp.tmplmst(READ);

proc template;
  define style styles.test1;
	parent=styles.printer;
	style fonts /
	  'docFont'=("Calibri",10pt)
	  ;
	style Body from Document /
      marginbottom = 0.5in
      margintop = 1in
      marginright = 1in
      marginleft = 1in;
	style Table from Output /
/*      bordercollapse = separate*/
      rules = ALL
      cellpadding = 2pt
      borderspacing = 0.25pt
      borderwidth = 2pt
      borderstyle = solid
	  font=fonts('docFont');
	style header from table /
	  just=left
	  vjust=middle
	  fontweight=bold
	  background=white
	  borderbottomcolor=black
	  borderbottomwidth=2pt;
	class graph /
	  just=left;
  end;
run;

ods rtf file="&outsy\qb_stats.rtf" style=styles.test1 startpage=no;
options nocenter;

ods rtf text="^{newline}^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt &breaklinesandwich]This report provides a 
summary of data collected for the QB passes in football. The task was issued to Pete in XXX game(s).}^{newline}";
ods rtf text="^{newline}";

ods rtf text="^S={&titlestyle}TEST TITLE 1: QB STATS";

/*ods rtf columns=2;*/

PROC REPORT DATA = qb_pass_rate(where=(qb^='Total')) MISSING nowd
	STYLE(REPORT)=[BACKGROUND=WHITE ASIS=ON just=l frame=box &defaulttablefont]
	style(column)=[&defaulttablefont]
	style(summary)=[fontweight=bold bordertopcolor=black bordertopwidth=2pt]
	;

COLUMN QB Completed passes pctComp;

COMPUTE qb;
	COUNT+1;
	IF (MOD(COUNT,2)) THEN CALL DEFINE (_ROW_, 'STYLE', 'STYLE=[BACKGROUND=cxD3DFEE]');
	IF _BREAK_="_RBREAK_" THEN qb = 'Total';
ENDCOMP;

DEFINE qb	/ "QB" ORDER=data center;
DEFINE Completed	/ "# caught"			center format=comma.;
DEFINE passes	/ "# of passes"				center format=comma.;
define pctComp / "Pass Completion Rate (%)" computed center	format=percent8.2;

compute pctComp;
  pctComp=completed.sum/passes.sum;
endcomp;

RBREAK AFTER / SUMMARIZE;
RUN;

ods graphics on / width=3.5in height=2.5in;
/*ods graphics / reset=index imagename='barchart1' imagefmt=jpg;*/
/*ods graphics / width=3.5in height=2.5in reset=index imagename='barchart1' imagefmt=jpg;*/
/*ods listing gpath="&outsy";*/

proc sgplot data= qb_pass_rate dattrmap=attrmap noautolegend;
  title; footnote;
  xaxis label = 'QB' labelattrs=(Family=Calibri Size=10 Weight=bold)
	type=discrete discreteorder=data display=(noticks);
  yaxis label='Pass Completion Rate (%)' labelattrs=(Family=Calibri Size=10 Weight=bold)
	tickvalueformat=percent6. grid gridattrs=(color=gray pattern=shortdash thickness=1);
   vbar qb / response= completion_rate group=_type_ attrid=_type_ datalabel datalabelattrs=(weight=bold);
  format completion_rate percent8.2;
run;


ods rtf text="^S={&titlestyle}TEST TITLE 2: BLABLABLA";
ods rtf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla1}";
ods rtf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla2}";
ods rtf text="^{unicode '25cf'x} ^{style[font_face=Calibri fontsize=11pt]blablabla3}";
/*ods graphics off;*/
/*ods listing close;*/

/*ods rtf columns=1;*/

ods rtf close;
ods _all_ close;
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SuzanneDorinski
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

You can use outputwidth=100% to make the highlighting extend across the entire line.  So that line of code becomes this:

 

ods rtf text="^S={outputwidth=100% &titlestyle}TEST TITLE 2: BLABLABLA";

https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/ODS-Text-table-width/td-p/129071 also shows the syntax if you want to add it to your style template.  

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SuzanneDorinski
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

You can use outputwidth=100% to make the highlighting extend across the entire line.  So that line of code becomes this:

 

ods rtf text="^S={outputwidth=100% &titlestyle}TEST TITLE 2: BLABLABLA";

https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/ODS-Text-table-width/td-p/129071 also shows the syntax if you want to add it to your style template.  

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