Here's my minimal working example. Obviously, I'm looking for a black bottom border.
ods escapechar = '^';
ods listing close;
ods rtf file='c:\temp\usestyle1.rtf' style=minimal;
proc report data=sashelp.class nowd
style(report)=
[
frame=hsides
rules=groups
cellspacing=0];
column
('^S={just=l borderbottomcolor=purple} Purple bottom border ' age name )
('^S={just=l borderbottomcolor=black} MISSING black border' height weight);
define age / order style(header)={cellwidth=1.25in} 'Laboratory Test';
define name / display style(header)={cellwidth=1.25in} 'The Name';
define height / display style(header)={just=c cellwidth=1.25in} 'height';
define weight / display style(header)={just=c cellwidth=1.25in} 'weight';
run;
ods _all_ close;
Does this do what you want?
style(report)=
[
frame=hsides
rules=groups
cellspacing=0 borderbottomcolor=black];
Hi Ballardw,
Thanks for replying - didnt work for me!
S.
borderbottomcolor=darkblack
Burn him at the stake!
I mean... thanks!!
Seriously though, what the hell is darkblack..
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