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Inp
Obsidian | Level 7 Inp
Obsidian | Level 7

Dear,

I want to write the summary information as below nicely in my proc report using the  line statements . . If you see below , specially the all Colon have to be same vertical line and the dollar value next.   I want to use same font as in the attached the program .

 

Using SAS 9.4 in z/os .

 

 SUMMARY

 NUMBER OF CLIENTS         :34

 NUMBER OF CERTIFICATES    :34

 CURRENT PRINCIPAL         :$234.34

 TOTAL ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL  :$324444

 TOTAL ACCRUED INTEREST    :$22333.22

 TOTAL ACUMULATED VALUE    :$2322,22

 TOTAL ACUMULATED VALUE    :$3343222

 

I kindly thanks in advance for your help,

 

Regards

 

Anton

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Cynthia_sas
Diamond | Level 26

Hi:
You need to investigate the use of STYLE= overrides in your PROC REPORT code. In looking at your code, it appears you are taking all the defaults for style, fonts, etc. If you use STYLE overrides, you can change the font and the justification. You're already using STYLE overrides for some things, you can change the font_face to Courier New, which should give you a fixed pitch font.

style_override_report.png


Cynthia

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Cynthia_sas
Diamond | Level 26

Hi:
You need to investigate the use of STYLE= overrides in your PROC REPORT code. In looking at your code, it appears you are taking all the defaults for style, fonts, etc. If you use STYLE overrides, you can change the font and the justification. You're already using STYLE overrides for some things, you can change the font_face to Courier New, which should give you a fixed pitch font.

style_override_report.png


Cynthia

Inp
Obsidian | Level 7 Inp
Obsidian | Level 7

HI Cynthia,

 

Thank very much which resolve my problem.

 

Thanks again

 

Anton R

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