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KimLeBouton
Quartz | Level 8
I apologize if this question/answer has been posted before. I tried to do a search of this Forum and could not find a similar question/answer.

I have a very old PROC PRINT report that I’m branding, hopefully without a template change. I’ve tried the code following my signature, but with no luck. The Century Gothic font is applied to the title, header, and columns (a b c d e f). x & y retain the default template font.

Is there a quick way to fix x & y? I recognize that I could rewrite it in PROC REPORT and get my desired output, without a template change.

TIA,
Kim LeBouton

ods pdf file=’.pdf’ notoc uniform;
TITLE1 j=l font="Century Gothic" "&TITLe1";
TITLE2 j=l font="Century Gothic" "&TITLe2";
TITLE3 j=l font="Century Gothic" "&TITLe3. DETAIL";
TITLE4 j=l font="Century Gothic" "&TITL4";
PROC PRINT DATA=xxx N NOOBS SPLIT='*'
style(HEADER)={font_face=' Century Gothic'}
style(COLUMN)={font_face=' Century Gothic'}
style(data)={font_face=' Century Gothic'}
;
BY x y;
ID x y;
SUMBY y;
PAGEBY x;
VAR a b c d e f;
Run;
ods pdf close;
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Cynthia_sas
SAS Super FREQ
Hi:
To fix X and Y, add style overrides to the ID statement, as shown below. I'm not sure you really need the <ttf> in the style override. My example worked without it.

cynthia
[pre]
data xxx;
set sashelp.prdsale;
where division = 'CONSUMER' and
product = 'CHAIR';
x = country;
y=region;
a=division;
b=prodtype;
c=product;
d=actual;
e=predict;
f=actual * predict / 100;
run;

proc sort data=xxx;
by x y;
run;

ods listing close;
ods pdf file='c:\temp\cent_goth.pdf' notoc uniform;
TITLE1 j=l font="Century Gothic" "Wombat";
TITLE2 j=l font="Century Gothic" "Koala";
TITLE3 j=l font="Century Gothic" "Eucalyptus DETAIL";
TITLE4 j=l font="Century Gothic" "And other stuff";
PROC PRINT DATA=xxx N NOOBS SPLIT='*'
style(HEADER)={font_face='Century Gothic'}
style(COLUMN)={font_face='Century Gothic'}
style(data)={font_face='Century Gothic'}
;
BY x y;
ID x y / style(header)={font_face='Century Gothic'}
style(data)={font_face='Century Gothic'};
SUMBY y;
PAGEBY x;
VAR a b c d e f;
Run;
ods pdf close;
[/pre]
KimLeBouton
Quartz | Level 8
Perfect--as usual.

Thanks so much,
Kim
deleted_user
Not applicable
Hi !
I'm traying to apply a "style" at the option "BY" from the PROC PRINT.
But no result !

proc print data=EDITION_MOL_MONTANT_NUL label WIDTH=UNIFORMBY
style(table)={frame=box rules=all borderwidth=1 just=left}
style(header)={just=center font_size=7 pt font_weight=Bold}
style(data)={just=center font_size=7 pt};
by CATEGORIE_LIB;
id IEP;
var PAS_PASTYP MOL_CODE_UCD MOL_DATDEB MOL_UNITE_UCD MOL_MONTANT RESDEB RESFIN / style(data)={just=center font_size=7 pt};
var UM_LIBELLE / style(data)={just=left font_size=7 pt};
label PAS_PASTYP="Statut" MOL_CODE_UCD="UCD" MOL_UNITE_UCD="Nb unités" MOL_DATDEB="Administrée le" MOL_MONTANT="Montant" RESDEB="Entrée UM" RESFIN="Sortie UM" UM_LIBELLE="UM";
run;
ArtC
Rhodochrosite | Level 12
Try the BYLABEL location on a style override option in the PROC PRINT statement.

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