Hello,
I'm trying to define my template styles and I cannot increase the table cells padding when output is "ODS tagsets.sasreport13".
style Table /
cellpadding = 50pt /* ONLY EFFECT HTML, PDF, RTF */
;
This code can change the table cells padding but only when output is HTML, PDF and RTF.
I have been trying with these too but they don't change anything
paddingright = 50pt
paddingtop = 50pt
paddingright = 50pt
paddingleft = 50pt
padding = 50pt
HTML:
tagsets.sasreport13:
Using SAS 9.3 and Enterprise Guide 7.1
Are you talking about Excel output? If so then look at the tagsets.excelxp or excel tipsheets on how to set column widths.
Quite possibly absolute_column_width is the option you are looking for as you can provide a list of columns widths. Its not to do with style.
No this is not excel.
This is the default output of enterprise Guide.
12 ODS _ALL_ CLOSE;
13 OPTIONS DEV=ACTIVEX;
14 GOPTIONS XPIXELS=0 YPIXELS=0;
15 FILENAME EGSR TEMP;
16 ODS tagsets.sasreport13(ID=EGSR) FILE=EGSR
17 STYLE=xxxxxxxx
18 NOGTITLE
19 NOGFOOTNOTE
20 GPATH=&sasworklocation
21 ENCODING=UTF8
22 options(rolap="on")
23 ;
And what is the "default output of enterprise Guide. "? Does it create a file, what type? You mention pdf, html, rtf, that really only leaves Excel as a usual output format.
It's a "SAS report", I'm not really sure if that is the most correct name, I thought is was the most common output.
Here are a few screenshots :
Sorry, not heard of a "sas report", will move the thread to EG area, perhaps the guys who use that can help.
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