Looking forward to getting some goodies! Thanks guys 🙂 ... View more

Thank you for this. I think it's so close!!! I tried your code, and I also slightly modified the code, to match similar code that I have but it's still doesn't work for some reason. The page numbers do not go to the right hand side.   title1 "Summary of Change from Baseline and Percentage Change from Baseline in CAXX-X Tumor Marker (U/L) ~{style [textalign=right]} ~{pageof}"; ... View more

Okay great, thank you for this tip too 🙂 ... View more

Thank you @data_null__. I ended up using this solution in the end because I needed to do it programmatically. %let ls = 136; %let title1 = Summary of Change from Baseline and Percentage Change from Baseline in CAXX-X Tumor Marker (U/L); %let tit1 = %nrbquote(&title1 %sysfunc(repeat(%str( ),%eval(&ls - %length(&title1) -12))) ~{pageof}); goptions reset = all; * Resetting title, i.e. the SAS System; ods escapechar = "~"; options orientation = landscape; title1 "&tit1."; ... View more

Thank you @RW9. Yes it's because I have the the Page x of y on the right hand side. That also is how they want the report. Have you got any idea how to include it on the same line please? I guess when I done it in the past, I may have calculated the spaces in the report and then concatenated title1 with the Page x of y, so that the Page x of y appeared on the right hand side, and the full title was shown.   ... View more

You're welcome. Instead of ods select Predictionpanel try using this instead ods select FitPlot; I'm not sure about Proc Surveyreg but the procedures should be similar. Either use ods select to select the plot you want, or output the dataset using output out = data and then plot the graph, and then output the graph as before using ods listing gpath.   Thank you. ... View more

Hi Ram,   You can use the below code as an example to help you. In the quotes within ods listing gpath, put the output folder that you want the output to go to.   ods listing gpath = "yourdestination"; ods select predictionpanel; proc reg data = sashelp.cars plots = prediction(x=weight); model horsepower = weight; run;       ODS TRACE ON was used to find the names of the outputs in Proc Reg, and then ODS SELECT was used to just select the prediction plots. Another alternative you could use is to output the dataset using output out statements and then plot the graph.    Thanks ... View more

Hello,   An option might be to use proc surveyselect to generate your resampled dataset, and then afterwards use proc lifetest on that dataset to obtain your 95% pointwise confidence intervals.   Many thanks, ... View more