Hi,
Below is the code I am using to generate the PDF, I am in need of removing the level two bookmarks from the output. The highlited bookmarks from the below image. I tried multiple ways but I am not succesful. Please advise how to completely remove the highlited bookmarks.
ods proclabel='TOC';
proc report nowd data=toc contents="" ;
columns node tlg combtit;
define node / group noprint;
define tlg / display ' ' style(column)=[asis=on cellwidth=1.3in just=l color=blue] style(header)=[just=l] ;
define combtit / display ' ' style(column)=[asis=on cellwidth=7.7in just=l color=blue] style(header)=[just=l] ;
break before node / contents="" page;
run;
Your code looks right.
data class;
set sashelp.class;
retain id 1;
run;
ods pdf file='c:\temp\temp.pdf';
ods proclabel='TOC';
proc report nowd data=class contents="" ;
define id / group noprint;
define name / display ' ' style(column)=[asis=on cellwidth=1.3in just=l color=blue] style(header)=[just=l] ;
break before id / contents="" page;
run;
ods pdf close;
So I guess I am missing something in proc document procedure which generates bookmarks for next pages or items.
So is it the proc document procedure that generates bookmarks for every new item in a PDF ?
Hi,
If my code looks right, I dont get the output like you have. I still get those extra "Table 1 and Table 2" bookmarks. in my output using the same code.
I am not sure how to control those second level nodes. I tried solutions from https://support.sas.com/kb/31/278.html here as well. but still i get them.
Please advise.
Thank you
Bharath
Yeah, This is from proc document to assign labels to each object (TLF's). I am able to assign labels but cant suppress the next level bookmarks. I sthere a way to achieve this.
make temp;
dir \temp#1;
%do by=1 %to &bycnt;
%let thispath=%scan(&bylist,&by,|);
copy \itemlib.&thisitem.&thispath to ^;
%end;
setlabel \work.&thisitem\temp#1 "&bookmark";
run;
Sorry . I am not familiar with proc documentation. Maybe @Cynthia_sas know it.
Hmm ok, I tried a lot of her @Cynthia_sas answers from the communities. Most of them are from report. May be @Cynthia_sas if you can help me achieve this. Would be of great help. Do you want me to raise a diferent question and tag you.
Hi:
You don't show ALL of your code, ALL the code, including the original procedures and ALL the PROC DOCUMENT code. No on can run your code without any data. However, I always recommend that you get all your code working to make the structure you want in PROC DOCUMENT before you macro-ize anything in a %DO loop.
Here is my original paper https://support.sas.com/resources/papers/sgf09/318-2009.pdf on using PROC DOCUMENT and ODS DOCUMENT to replay and rearrange ODS output. As you can see, I did not macro-ize any folder/directory/object creation in the new Document store.
For detailed help, I recommend working with Tech Support. They can look at ALL your code and ALL your data and help you come to a resolution in getting the Table of Contents the way you want.
I recommend to my students that they start by making an entirely new (initially empty) document store, then design the folder structure they want and then copy objects one at a time and replay frequently, to make sure that phantom titles, page breaks or bookmarks from the original procedure output are not being accidentally copied into the new document store.
Cynthia
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