I need to add the symbols ≥, ≤ to a footnote. Example of the footnote: "Abbreviation ≤" I tried this and didn't work.
ods escapechar='\';
footnote1 j=l font=arial "abbreviation \{unicode '2264'x\}";
It seems SAS Studio handles this differently; when I just use the number, it prints.
ods escapechar='^';
proc report data=sashelp.cars;
column make mpg_city;
define make / group ;
define mpg_city / analysis mean ;
footnote1 j=l font=arial "abbreviation ^{unicode 2264}";
run;
Hmmm, this seems to work for me in SAS 9.4. Do you have any more information about where it's not working?
ods escapechar='/';
proc report data=sashelp.cars;
column make mpg_city;
define make / group ;
define mpg_city / analysis mean ;
footnote1 j=l font=arial "abbreviation /{unicode '2264'x\}";
run;
Thanks for responding. Still does not print the symbol. What it prints is "Abbreviations &#x'2264"X/;" I am using SAS studio.
It seems SAS Studio handles this differently; when I just use the number, it prints.
ods escapechar='^';
proc report data=sashelp.cars;
column make mpg_city;
define make / group ;
define mpg_city / analysis mean ;
footnote1 j=l font=arial "abbreviation ^{unicode 2264}";
run;
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