ods pdf file="/sasdata/SSW_YTD.pdf" notoc;
ods escapechar="^";
Proc Report
DATA=Work.Forecast_Part_Merge style(report)=[BORDERCOLOR=BLACK BACKGROUND=#333333]
STYLE(HEADER)={BACKGROUND=#008080 COLOR=WHITE FONTWEIGHT=BOLD BORDERCOLOR=BLACK}
style(Column)={BACKGROUND=White FONTWEIGHT=bold BORDERCOLOR=BLACK COLOR=Black};
Columns FINANCIAL_YEAR_NM SDOCLUSTERPBS Cohort CALLS_ANSWERED_CNT TOTAL_ANSWER_TM Additional_Calls Total_FY_Answered_Calls Total_Add_TM Required_ASA ASA;
DEFINE FINANCIAL_YEAR_NM / NOPRINT;
DEFINE SDOCLUSTERPBS / NOPRINT;
DEFINE Cohort / NOPRINT;
DEFINE CALLS_ANSWERED_CNT / NOPRINT;
DEFINE TOTAL_ANSWER_TM / NOPRINT;
DEFINE Additional_Calls / DISPLAY "Additional Calls" CENTER Format=Comma9.;
DEFINE Total_FY_Answered_Calls / DISPLAY "Total Calls For FInancial Year" CENTER ;
DEFINE Total_Add_TM / NOPRINT;
DEFINE Required_ASA / DISPLAY "Target ASA (Seconds)" CENTER ;
DEFINE ASA / DISPLAY "Forecast Financial Year ASA Result (Seconds)" CENTER Format=Comma9.;
title1 J=l "^S={preimage='/sasdata/CHOPs/govcrestMed.png'}";
Title2 J=r "^S={preimage='/sasdata/CHOPs Logo Small.png'}";
Title3 color=Black font=Arial BOLD 'Forecasted 2016-17 ASA For - Participants';
Title4 color=Black font=Arial 'Participant (Target - 3 Minutes)';
Footnote1 JUSTIFY=LEFT color=Black font=Arial BOLD HEIGHT=8pt 'Queues used in calculations:';
Footnote2 JUSTIFY=LEFT color=Black font=Arial HEIGHT=6pt 'NDIA Defined Programs';
Footnote3 JUSTIFY=LEFT color=Black font=Arial HEIGHT=6pt 'NDIA General Enquiry';
Footnote4 JUSTIFY=LEFT color=Black font=Arial HEIGHT=6pt 'NDIA Overflow General Enquiry';
Footnote5 J=r "^S={preimage='/sasdata/CHOPs/dhs bandMed.png'}";
RUN;
Title;
Footnote;
Hi All,
I have aPDF output that has the time/date stamp and page number on the top right hand corner of the document - How do I turn these off?
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Thanks Reeza
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