Proc report Pages

[HitmonTran]

Hi, 

I was wondering if the below screen shot is possible to output "Part 1" & "Part 2" lab tests into one PDF output using proc report?

thanks

[Cynthia_sas]

Hi:
It is pretty easy to do "page x of y" page numbers using ODS PDF. I guess the question is do you have the word "Parts" instead of "Page"??? Is a "part" the same as a "page"? If so, then something like this should work;

Output:

Code:

Cynthia

[HitmonTran]

Hi Cynthia,

No it's not pages/page # but rather separate variables from the same dataset:

col1-col7 = part 1

col1-col5, col8-col12 = part 2

Both need to be in the same pdf output but sort by "parts", thank you!

data all;
	merge fia hda mpa;
	by siteid trt01pn trt01p subjid avisitn adt  avisit; 

    		col1 = strip(siteid) ;
		col2 = strip(trt01p);
		col3 = 'S'||strip(subjid) ;
		col4 = strip(avisit)  ;
		col5 = strip(put(adt,date9.));
         
			/***PART 1***/
		***FIA;
		col6=strip(fiafia);
		col7= '' ; **missing "commens" column;


			/***PART 1***/
		***HDA;
		*format col9 col10 7.1;
		col8=strip(hda2);
		col9=strip(hda4); *HDA  Paralysis Time (min);
		col10=strip(hda3); *HDA Antibody Titer (IU/L);

		***MPA;
		*format col12 7.1;
		col11=strip(mpa5);
		col12=strip(mpa6); *mortality;
run;

[Reeza]

Look at the STARTPAGE option on the ODS PDF statement and set it to NONE or NEVER. Right not it likely defaults so each table is on it's own page.

[HitmonTran · Accepted solution]

was able to solve this by using the same filename=