I have SAS code:
ODS LISTING CLOSE;
ods excel file="/mnt/nfs/prod/Sched/OpsDeptData/Operations/Reports/LTSS/TEST_HDM.xlsx"
style=Print;
ods excel options(
sheet_name =' HDM_PROVIDERS'
embedded_titles='yes'
EMBEDDED_FOOTNOTES= 'Yes'
sheet_interval="none"
orientation='landscape');
Title 'HDM Provider Monthly Report'
RUN;
%MACRO vLOB(vName1);
PROC PRINT DATA=HDM_PROVIDER_&vName1.TRANS NOOBS;
RUN;
%mend vLOB;
%vLOB(0100);
%vLOB(5400);
%vLOB(5410);
%vLOB(7100);
%vLOB(7200);
ODS _ALL_ CLOSE;
I need title only appears once not multiple times.
Couldn't you just turn it off? e.g.:
title1 'HDM Provider Monthly Report' ;
%vLOB(0100)
title1; *Clear title;
%vLOB(5400)
%vLOB(5410)
%vLOB(7100)
%vLOB(7200)
Oh, I see, Should be related with ods title option ?
Hi,
It is a sub-option just like embedded_titles or sheet_interval or sheet_name. If you look here
http://go.documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=odsug&docsetTarget=p09n5pw9ol0897n1qe04zeur27rv.htm&docset...
and search, you should see: EMBED_TITLES_ONCE='on' as a sub-option and you specify it just like you did the other sub-options in your code:
ods excel file=". . ./TEST_HDM.xlsx"
style=Print
options(sheet_name =' HDM_PROVIDERS'
embedded_titles='yes'
embed_titles_once='on'
EMBEDDED_FOOTNOTES= 'Yes'
sheet_interval="none"
orientation='landscape');
There are also separate options for print headers and footers that are visible when the sheet is printed.
Cynthia
Dose not work even added option.
ODS LISTING CLOSE;
ods excel file="/mnt/nfs/prod/Sched/OpsDeptData/Operations/Reports/LTSS/TEST_HDM.xlsx"
style=Print;
ods excel options(
sheet_name =' HDM_PROVIDERS'
embedded_titles='YES'
embed_titles_once='ON'
sheet_interval="none"
orientation='landscape'
);
RUN;
title 'TEST';
%MACRO vLOB(vName1);
PROC PRINT DATA=HDM_PROVIDER_&vName1.TRANS NOOBS;
RUN;
%mend vLOB;
%vLOB(0100);
%vLOB(5400);
%vLOB(5410);
%vLOB(7100);
%vLOB(7200);
ODS _ALL_ CLOSE;
Couldn't you just turn it off? e.g.:
title1 'HDM Provider Monthly Report' ;
%vLOB(0100)
title1; *Clear title;
%vLOB(5400)
%vLOB(5410)
%vLOB(7100)
%vLOB(7200)
thanks, this one works.
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