Hi,   thank you for the suggestion, I have reached out to SAS support. Regarding the page number: I already have  class SystemTitle2 / fontweight=medium; in my template. It is just the page numbers themselves which are bold, not the entire row. I have tried your approach with options number; without further adjustments. While the font weight is correct, it put the page number in the footer whereas I need it in the header. Moreover, my actual header does contain more than just a page number (document number, creation date, etc.) so I don't think using options number is workable as I would effectively have to put a variable element into the template. ... View more

Thanks! I got most of the way there: proc template; define style styles.mywordstyle; parent = styles.word; scheme 'My style' / followed_hyperlink = cx954f72 hyperlink = cx0563c1 accent6 = cx70AD47 accent5 = cx5B9BD5 accent4 = cxFFC000 accent3 = cxA5A5A5 accent2 = cxED7D31 accent1 = cx4472C4 light2 = cxe7e6e6 dark2 = cx44546A light1 = cxFFFFFF dark1 = cx000000 body_font = ("Arial", 10pt) heading_font = ("Arial", 10pt, bold); class SystemTitle / fontsize = 10pt; class SystemTitle2 / fontweight=medium; class SystemFooter / fontsize = 9pt fontweight = medium just = left; class Table / cellpadding = 2 rules = groups; class Header / borderstyle = none bordertopstyle = solid borderbottomstyle = solid rules = rows paddingleft = 0pt paddingright = 0pt cellpadding = 2 margin = 0pt background=grayf2 fontsize= 10pt; class LineContent / marginbottom = 6pt; class Data / borderstyle = none borderbottomstyle = none paddingleft = 0pt paddingright = 0pt cellpadding = 2 margin = 0pt just = center; class contenttitle / content = "TABLE OF CONTENTS" fontsize = 14pt just = left color=black; end; It now looks almost exactly as needed with a few remaining issues I was not able to fix myself: there is a CRLF after the system header and before the system footer, which is not there when I use the style based on journal1a. This causes the page headers and footers to expand to the point that my manually designed table breaks are all in the wrong places. Do you know how to get rid of those? There is some left/right padding still left somewhere causing columns in my report to fit slightly less text than before, introducing unwanted line breaks. With my previous style, "Day 184" fits without line breaks with style(column)=[width=1.4cm], with my new template it does not. Do you know where else could the padding be defined, or what else could be causing this? Page numbers introduced by putting  title2 justify=right "Page ~{thispage} of ~{lastpage}"; are in bold font as opposed to normal. Do you know what class this is controlled by? Tjank you for your help so far. ... View more

Thanks! TOC uses Arial across all levels when I use word style as basis. Is there a way of adapting the journal1a style to include the scheme statement? The word style is quite far from my needed look & feel, mainly wrt. which lines in the tables are shown and which ones are not. ... View more

My SAS Version is 9.04.01M7P080520. THe code I was testing with came from https://www.sas.com/content/dam/SAS/support/en/sas-global-forum-proceedings/2019/3235-2019.pdf: ods path (prepend) work.templat(update); proc template; define style styles.mystyle; parent = styles.word; class pageno / content = "This works: Page {PAGE} of {NUMPAGES}, this sort of: Table {SEQ Table \* ARABIC }" just = c vjust = b ; end; run; ods word file="c:\users\&sysuserid\Work Folders\Desktop\test.docx" options(keep_next="on") style=mystyle; title "This doesn't: Page {PAGE} of {NUMPAGES} Table {SEQ Table \* ARABIC }"; proc print data=sashelp.cars; where Origin="USA"; run; ods word close; The table field code from the template does not work because it is not meant for headers or footers, if it is copied to the document body in Word it works fine. I thought falling back to RTF might be an option, considering this: https://www.lexjansen.com/nesug/nesug08/bb/bb03.pdf Unfortunately, this code does not work either: ods rtf file="c:\users\&sysuserid\Work Folders\Desktop\test.rtf"; title "Table \field{\*\fldinst{SEQ Table \\* ARABIC }}: Text for your title}"; proc print data=sashelp.cars; where Origin="USA"; run; ods rtf close; The title text gets inserted verbatim. ... View more