Using Superscripts, Greek Characters, or Special Math Operators

[djbateman]

Is there a simple way to use special formatting in SAS for things like Greek characters, mathematical operations, etc.?

For example, in a title, I want to use the "≤" sign, but all I can do is "<=".  I would also like to superscript numbers (square/cube/footnote reference)?  I can always go back into the rtf document after it has been created and make these changes, but this can be tedious if the document is being run several times.

[Reeza]

Google inline styles and formatting.

Find the unicode symbol and use that code.

ie try

title2 'Converting Dollars to Euros ^{unicode 0024}1 = ^{unicode 20AC}0.1794';

title3 'Converting Pounds to Yen ^{unicode 00A3}1 = ^{unicode 00A5}144.705';

title4 'You can use copyright ^{unicode 00A9} registered ^{unicode 00AE} and

trademarks ^{unicode 2122} too';

ods text = "^{style [fontsize=18pt] big^{super text}}

or ^{style [fontsize=10pt] small ^{sub text}}";

Stole this from a presentation at SGF, inline style formatting, Enhancements to inline formatting in SAS 9.2

is the titile but I can't find a link to the document except on SASCanada.ning.com