Dear All Friends,
List reports are typically generated with the Proc Print procedure. Save the output through ODS rtf, ODS pdf & ODS html files with .
also report generated by some other procedure like Proc Means, Proc Freq, Proc Tabulate, Proc Report, Proc glm, Proc mixed .....etc.
By default, Character values are left-justified and Numeric values are right-justified.
Suppose A data set contained some numberic and character variables then
I would like to have the whole list report with center-justified? (For ods rtf, ods pdf & ods html)
Please anyone help me........
Thanks..
Best Regards,
Pankaj Bhangale
Hi,
The SAS system option will center justify the whole report, but will not change the justification of the individual columns on the report. You can, however, use STYLE=statement level overrides to impact the report columns and headers.
Cynthia
For example:
ODS HTML file='c:/temp/chgjust.html';
Proc print data=sashelp.class
Style(header)={just=c}
Style(data)={just=c};
Var name age height weight;
run;
Ods HTML close;
Hi,
You can use proc report with option justification = center.
Thanks,
Sunil
Hi,
The SAS system option will center justify the whole report, but will not change the justification of the individual columns on the report. You can, however, use STYLE=statement level overrides to impact the report columns and headers.
Cynthia
For example:
ODS HTML file='c:/temp/chgjust.html';
Proc print data=sashelp.class
Style(header)={just=c}
Style(data)={just=c};
Var name age height weight;
run;
Ods HTML close;
Dear Cynthia,
Very Very Thanks.You are great.
Best Regards,
Pankaj Bhangale
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