Hi:
Do you mean you want a space BEFORE or AFTER the text string(s):
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Who is taking money out of your pocket? ^n Competitive Retail Store Spending(Top 5 locations)
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(Because I would expect that you'd see this:
image
Who is taking money...
beginning of proc report table
at the top of your page. If I understand you correctly, you want the extra space UNDER the image???)
I see that you are using ODS ESCAPECHAR with ^n for a line feed. You might try a title with a "non-breaking" space using ODS Escapechar (escapechar+underscore). For example, if you wanted the spaces AFTER the image and BEFORE the "Who is taking money..." line:
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title '^S={just=center preimage="C:\PC_SAS\ Logo For Top Of Report.JPG"}';
title2 '^S={asis=on}^_ ^n ^_';
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Which makes title2 a non-breaking space, a line feed and another non-breaking space. The ASIS=ON tells ODS to respect the leading and trailing spaces -- otherwise, there's a tendency for blank lines to be ignored. I see that you are using ODS PDF STARTPAGE=NEVER. There's no need for a separate statement for that. You could just as easily have done this:
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ods pdf ods pdf file='c:\PC_SAS\Test Page 3 1.29.10.pdf' style=CustPge notoc startpage=no;
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(STARTPAGE=NEVER only has to do with the suppression of page breaks before SAS/GRAPH procedures and I don't see any SAS/GRAPH code in your example. STARTPAGE=NO should work OK for you.)
The only other thing you could do instead of multiple ODS PDF TEXT= lines would be to have 1 text with a multiple line feed ESCAPECHAR control string (such as ^9n in the code below):
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ods pdf text= '^S={asis=on}^_ ^9n ';
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...but, if what you have (multiple ODS PDF TEXT= ' '; statements) is working for you, then there's nothing wrong with that.
cynthia