.LST output_need assistance with display of the output.

[Nasya]

Hi,

I am a beginner in SAS. I am trying to generate a PROC mean output on SAS Studio run on batch mode.

Attached is the document of my output when I used the following code:

options pagesize=100 linesize=77 nodate pageno=1;

I have used ODS Listing to generate this .lst output. I am looking for a output where in everything fits in a single row with no splitting of the data dispaly.  I played changing the numbers in the options, but there was no change.

Any help/suggestions on this is highly appreciated.

Thank you,

Regards,

Nasya

[Reeza]

Change page orientation?  Or set maxdec to 3 to reduce table size?

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@Nasya wrote:

Hi,

I am a beginner in SAS. I am trying to generate a PROC mean output on SAS Studio run on batch mode.

Attached is the document of my output when I used the following code:

options pagesize=100 linesize=77 nodate pageno=1;

I have used ODS Listing to generate this .lst output. I am looking for a output where in everything fits in a single row with no splitting of the data dispaly.  I played changing the numbers in the options, but there was no change.

Any help/suggestions on this is highly appreciated.

Thank you,

Regards,

Nasya

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[Nasya]

Hi Reeza,

Tried changing the orientation and adding maxdec to 2 as well as 3, both didn't work.

Is there any other fix for this?

Thank you,

Regards,

Nasya

[Reeza]

Not sure why you want LST output, it's not really useful.

This works for me. Basically, it's a guess and test approach for fitting things on a page though.

ods listing file='/folders/myfolders/demo.lst';
options orientation=landscape linesize=90;
proc means data=sashelp.class maxdec=2 n mean median std min max nolabels;

run;

ods listing close;