Hi,
I need a way to retain all the titles information programmatically.
However, when using the title statement with ODS formatting, the information is not captured in dictionary.titles.
for example:
title2 j=right italic "right" j=left "left";
The dictionary.titles only display the text of the title:
Can I retrieve the formatting information from a different place?
Is there a different method to retain the titles information during execution?
Thank you.
Maybe this. Is there a vGtitle view? I did not see one.
title j=left
font= 'Times New Roman' color=blue bcolor=red "Student Data "
c=green bold italic "Growth Measurements";
title2 j=center color=red underlin=1
height=28pt "2"
height=24pt "0"
height=20pt "1"
height=16pt "8";
footnote j=left height=20pt
color=red "Prepared "
c='#FF9900' "on";
footnote2 j=center color=blue
height=24pt "&sysdate9";
footnote3 link='http://support.sas.com/documentation' "SAS Documentation";
options ls=max;
filename FT33F001 temp;
proc printto log=FT33F001 new;
proc goptions title nolist;
run;
proc printto;
run;
data tf;
infile FT33F001 length=l;
input line $varying256. l;
if line in:('TITLE' 'FOOTNOTE');
run;
proc print;
run;
Maybe this. Is there a vGtitle view? I did not see one.
title j=left
font= 'Times New Roman' color=blue bcolor=red "Student Data "
c=green bold italic "Growth Measurements";
title2 j=center color=red underlin=1
height=28pt "2"
height=24pt "0"
height=20pt "1"
height=16pt "8";
footnote j=left height=20pt
color=red "Prepared "
c='#FF9900' "on";
footnote2 j=center color=blue
height=24pt "&sysdate9";
footnote3 link='http://support.sas.com/documentation' "SAS Documentation";
options ls=max;
filename FT33F001 temp;
proc printto log=FT33F001 new;
proc goptions title nolist;
run;
proc printto;
run;
data tf;
infile FT33F001 length=l;
input line $varying256. l;
if line in:('TITLE' 'FOOTNOTE');
run;
proc print;
run;
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