I'm trying to publish 2 small outputs from PROC TABULATE into a 1 page PDF.
However I still have 2 separate pages, despite my using CONDENSE.
What could be the reason?
ODS PDF style=journal file="\\S01fs200\group01\GP14105\&YYYY\G en E\pdf\TEST.PDF";
options nobyline nodate;
title "OVERVIEW";
proc tabulate data=totaal format = commax12.2 MISSING ;
class pos type ;
classlev pos type;
var production score base perc comm;
table pos='' * type ='',
production ='LEVEL' * sum =''
score ='SCORE' * sum =''
base ='BASE' * sum =''
perc='PERC' * sum =''
comm ='COMMISSION' * sum=''/condense misstext=' ';
run;
title "INVEST: REACHED LEVELS BY AGENT";
proc tabulate data=overzicht (where = (pos = 12635)) format = commax12.2 MISSING;
class pos ;
var ADVIESbedrag EWATbedrag EWATmax VERKOOPbedrag NNMdrempel INVscore TOTscore INVperc;
table ADVIESbedrag ='ADVICE ' * sum =''
EWATbedrag ='EWAT ' * sum =''
EWATmax ='EWAT 10% ' * sum =''
VERKOOPbedrag ='SALES ' * sum =''
NNMdrempel ='LEVEL' * sum =''
INVscore='INVEST SCORE ' * sum =''
TOTscore='TOTAL SCORE ' * sum =''
INVperc='PERC ' * sum ='' /condense;
run;
ODS PDF close;
By default ODS PDF generates a page for each procedure. Use the option STARTPAGE=NO on the ODS PDF statement to send all output to the same page.
You can interleave ODS PDF statements with this option to change behavior between procedures.
By default ODS PDF generates a page for each procedure. Use the option STARTPAGE=NO on the ODS PDF statement to send all output to the same page.
You can interleave ODS PDF statements with this option to change behavior between procedures.
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