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deleted_user
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Does anyone know how to start a new line in the attrib statement inside a compute block?

Currently I have:

compute rate;
if _c4_ > &hi05 then do;
attrib='style={foreground=red flyover="Count #(2005): ' || _c2_ || '"}';
call define ('_c4_',"style",attrib);
end;

I would like to have something like:
Count #(2005): 10
Lost #(2005): 2

Thanks,
Jason
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Tim_SAS
Barite | Level 11
What version of SAS are you using? What type of output are you creating? HTML? PDF?
deleted_user
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EG 4.1 (SAS 9.1)
I'm outputting to PDF.
Tim_SAS
Barite | Level 11
Sorry, this isn't possible.
deleted_user
Not applicable
'0D'x appears to be the answer
attrib='style={foreground=red flyover="2005 ' || _c3_ ||'0D'x|| '2006 ' || _c2_ || '"}';

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