Hello everyone.
I'm looking to get a report from a dataset to have alternating row colors.
Which would be the best to go with ?
HTML
msoffice2k
odsTagsetsTableEditor
Filename output email to="jonathan@.com"
content_type="text/html"
subject="DataSet Report" Attach="/data/ETL_work/DATA_DEV/Reports/&dataset..xls";;
ods html3 file=output style=HTMLblue;
*ods msoffice2k file=output style=HTMLblue*/
/*metatext='name="viewport" content="width="device-width"'*/
/*options(pagebreak="no" );*/
*ods tagsets.Tableeditor file=output options(format_email='yes'
pagebreak="no")
style=HTMLblue;
title1 "&dataset Report";
proc odstext;
list;
item "Profile Summary for &dataset";
item "For Date of &sysdate";
item "For All &DqzDateVerTime";
end;
run;
/*proc print data=sashelp.orsales;*/
/*var Year Product_Line Product_Group Quantity Profit;*/
/*run;*/
proc print data=DataReport;
run;
/*ODS tagsets.excelxp close;*/
ods _all_ close;
I tried using this with each of the tagsets.
Continuing to research but wondering if I'm headed in the right direction.
I think you're asking the wrong question. Alternating row colors isn't a function of the destination. You can get alternating row colors with any stylable destination. Here's how to create an HTML report with alternating row colors. If you want the report in ExcelXP format, simply substitute tagsets.excelxp for html in the ODS statement.
/* * Assign alternating colors to the rows of a report */ ods html file="altcolor.html"; ods listing close; proc report nowd data=sashelp.class style(header)=[background=#f0f0f0 foreground=black vjust=bottom]; col name sex age height weight; define name--weight / display; compute name; bg + 1; if mod(bg, 2) = 1 then call define(_row_, "style", "style={background=white}"); else call define(_row_, "style", "style={background=#d1e9d1}"); endcomp; run; ods listing; ods html close;
I think you're asking the wrong question. Alternating row colors isn't a function of the destination. You can get alternating row colors with any stylable destination. Here's how to create an HTML report with alternating row colors. If you want the report in ExcelXP format, simply substitute tagsets.excelxp for html in the ODS statement.
/* * Assign alternating colors to the rows of a report */ ods html file="altcolor.html"; ods listing close; proc report nowd data=sashelp.class style(header)=[background=#f0f0f0 foreground=black vjust=bottom]; col name sex age height weight; define name--weight / display; compute name; bg + 1; if mod(bg, 2) = 1 then call define(_row_, "style", "style={background=white}"); else call define(_row_, "style", "style={background=#d1e9d1}"); endcomp; run; ods listing; ods html close;
I just resolved.
Thank you Tim this worked great much appreciated.
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