Hi,
I want to add leading/extra spaces in the title using ods tagsets.excelxp. Please find the below code wherein I am trying add extra spaces in "Title4" which is the continuation and want to break to the next line with leading spaces but there is no impact in the output. Please help.
ods tagsets.excelxp
file="c:\temp\test.xls"
style=Printer
options
(Sheet_Name = "test"
Orientation = 'landscape'
FitToPage = 'yes'
Embedded_Titles = 'yes'
Frozen_Headers = '8'
Absolute_Column_Width = '15'
);
Title1 j=l bold "Project.......: XXXXXX";
Title2 j=l bold "Name.........: Age";
Title3 j=l bold "Text...........: Data shown below is from Class V.";
Title4 j=l bold " If weight is greater than 90 then send them to Medical check up.";
proc report data = sashelp.class;
run;
ods tagsets.excelxp close;
Desired Output:
Project.......: XXXXXX
Name.........: Age
Text...........: Data shown below is from Class V.
If weight is greater than 90 then send them to Medical check up.
Hi:
I think this might be a question for Tech Support. I am not sure that you can specify an indent in any way that is respected by Excel when it opens the output file. You can see from this screen shot that the LEFTMARGIN= attribute works in some destinations (like HTML and PDF, but their units to move the margin will need to be different). However, Excel clearly does not use the LEFTMARGIN attribute information even a little bit.
Here are the TITLE statements I used:
ods escapechar='^';
Title1 f='Courier New' j=l bold "Project.......: XXXXXX";
Title2 f='Courier New' j=l bold "Name.........: Age";
Title3 f='Courier New' j=l bold "Text...........: Data shown below is from Class V.";
Title4 j=l f='Courier New' bold
"^{style[leftmargin=1.8in]If weight is greater than 90 then send them to Medical check up.}";
cynthia
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