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kksss
Calcite | Level 5

Hi, 

I just wanna do one simply thing, write and print a cover page explaining what my outputs are. 

I don't wanna do it in word because I wanna make it as automated as possibly. 

 

Title or foornote option only gives me one line at a time. 

 

Is there anything in SAS can let me print like a word processor more or less?

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Reeza
Super User

ODS TEXT= Can do some of that.

 

Or put the text in a data set and use a custom template for your first page to display it the way you want.

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Reeza
Super User

ODS TEXT= Can do some of that.

 

Or put the text in a data set and use a custom template for your first page to display it the way you want.

ballardw
Super User

If you direct your output to ODS RTF or tagsets.RTF you can include a number of formatting and appearnce options.

 

And to add to your knowledge base: Title and Footnote have upto 9 lines each. Just use Title2 "text"; to Title9"more title subtext";

for each level. Depending on your current active style you'll even get different appearance for some levels of the title text (or add your own directives).

Footnote is similar.

Cynthia_sas
Diamond | Level 26
HI: Title1-Title10 and Footnote1-Footnote10 is the same as title-title10 and footnote-footnote10.

cynthia

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