Hi all,
Can anyone direct me to a former post that has example logic on how to color code Excel tabs in ODS?
The following is my code thus far: Thanks!
ods tagsets.ExcelXP file="&output_name" style=Printer;
ods tagsets.ExcelXP options(orientation='landscape'
autofit_height='Yes'
autofilter='all'
sheet_name="Exposure XXX"
embedded_titles='yes'
embedded_footnotes='yes'
row_repeat='7'
frozen_headers='7'
width_points='10'
width_fudge='1'
zoom='80'
scale='60'
center_horizontal='Yes'
gridlines='Yes'
print_header='&L &A &C &D &T &R Page &P of &n'
print_footer="&program_name." );
Hi:
For that code in the note to work, you have to download the tagset template code in the link, run that to create tagsets.ExcelXP_mod, as shown in the code. When I tried it, tabcolor= suboption worked for me with the modified tagset template, as shown below:
I believe that ODS EXCEL uses the tab_color suboption. You'd have to check the documentation. When I tried this (using tab_color with ODS EXCEL), it worked for me:
Cynthia
From this SAS support page, try using the TABCOLOR option:
tabcolor='blue'
Hi:
For that code in the note to work, you have to download the tagset template code in the link, run that to create tagsets.ExcelXP_mod, as shown in the code. When I tried it, tabcolor= suboption worked for me with the modified tagset template, as shown below:
I believe that ODS EXCEL uses the tab_color suboption. You'd have to check the documentation. When I tried this (using tab_color with ODS EXCEL), it worked for me:
Cynthia
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