ODS Object

[SASdevAnneMarie]

Hello,

Do you know how to change a style in Line Methode please?
I would like to have the blue line with obj.line(). I changed a size (with option size: 1 mm), but I don’t know how to change a color.

Thank you for your help
Best regards,
Marie

[ballardw]

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[PhilC]

Got it to work

filename rwiOut "C:\Users\::REDACTED::";
ods html close;
ods html path=rwiOut file="UnformatText.html" style=Festival;


title "Using the DATA Argument";
data _null_;
dcl odsout obj();
   obj.format_text(data: "This text is displayed with the FORMAT_TEXT method."); 
   obj.note(data: "This text is displayed with the NOTE method.");
   obj.line(size:"1", style_attr: "bordercolor=blue");
run;

I couldn't get it to work with my default ODS style.  The ability to create HRs, horizontal rules, maybe dependent on the style you use.  

[SASdevAnneMarie]

Thank you! It works!

[PhilC]

I have never seen this, but I was trying to do just what this says it does weeks ago.  Thanks, and good luck

[ed_sas_member · Accepted solution]

Hi @SASdevAnneMarie 

Maybe something like this?

data _null_;
	if _n_=1 then do;
		dcl odsout obj();
		obj.line(size:"1", style_attr: "bordercolor=blue");
	end;
run;

Best,

[SASdevAnneMarie]

Thank you very much!
It works!

[PhilC]

This might help, I'm learning this with you.

Adding Unformatted Text to Your Output - SAS® 9.4 ODS: Advanced Topics, 3e

This object is used with a particular environment which is demonstrated here.  I still haven't tried to add the line function yet...