There is no issue in it as it is working on SASHELP.CLASS data.
I have taken it from here.
And did you try putting Other in the format declaration as given in that post you refer me to, I don't see it in the code you post here and they specifically talk about that error and provide a possible workaround.
What can we say, no test data, no code, no required output, no log, nothing. All we have here is:
Wrong type of format
So, my response is, correct the format. I don't see how you would "apply a format" to a spanned header, spanned headers in proc report - if indeed that is what you ues - forms:
columns("Some text to put across values" <variable> <variable>); define <variable> / "Label for the variable" format=...;
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