Hi:   Look at this discussion of the  BOOKMARKGEN option (https://communities.sas.com/message/173478#173478). It shows how to selectively turn off the first bookmark, which is what this person wanted. But you could use a similar technique to turn BOOKMARKGEN=ON for the first procedure for Product1, then turn it off after the first procedure for the rest of the Product 1 procedures and then turn it back on for the first of the Product 2 procedures and turn it off for the rest of the Product 2 procedures. Conceptually like what's shown below. This bypasses the need to rename or adjust anything because you will only get a bookmark in the PDF toc for the 1st procedure for any product.   You can change "The SGPLOT Procedure" subtitle using the DES= option on the PROC SGPLOT statement: proc sgplot data=mydata.something des='My Pic'; ... run;   And, while this will control the string that you see, you cannot get rid of the node entirely. The node will still be there, even if you make the string a blank.   The only way to have a truly customized and restructured table of contents is to use ODS DOCUMENT/PROC DOCUMENT to create a new TOC structure and then copy objects into the new structure. But for what you want (to only go to the first "page" of any Product), I think the BOOKMARKGEN method will work for you. cynthia ods pdf file='bigdoc.pdf' bookmarkgen=on bookmarklist=show; * first procedure for Product 1; ods pdf bookmarkgen=off;   * second procedure; * third procedure;   ods pdf bookmarkgen=on; * first procedure for Product 2;      ods pdf bookmarkgen=off;    * second procedure; * third procedure; ods pdf close; ... View more

Use the import then recall the generated datastep code, use F4 or go to the log and copy back into the editor. The variable informat and informat assignments will show in the code. Change them from probably best3.2 or similar to $20. or what ever length you need. Then add a $ after the variable in the INPUT statement  corresponding those variables. You can suppress the warning messages for the dates by using ?? after the variable name in the input statement. If you are going to read the same data format multiple times generating datastep code this way is very beneficial as you can make adjustments to character variables that may change size such as city names or customer comments and allow additional room for later versions. Also adding meaningful labels will likely be helpful in the long run. ... View more

If it were me, I'd refer it to tech. support. They have an excellent diagnostic process, to trace down the different possible sources of the problem, which we can't do on the forum. Good luck!   Tom ... View more

Something like this might work for that data step. /*This data step runs the entire model execution & data exportation process, that is   data for accounts, market rates, and shock scenarios is established here, and then   all subsequent macro calls stem from this data step: */ file code temp; data _null_;   file code ;   set merge_shorts_deposits;   /*Create array for the 3 things we are iterating over - deposit accounts, market     rates, and [short rate] shock scenarios */   array shocks (7) shock_1-shock_7;   array short_rates_main (3) Short_Rate_1-Short_Rate_3;   array deposit_rates(33) Deposit_Rate_1-Deposit_Rate_33;   do i = 1 to 1;     do j = 6,20,21,27,30,32,33 ;       put '%Set_Product_Specifics(dep_rate=' deposit_rates ')';       do k = 1 to 7;         put '%Create_Fundamental_Datasets'           / '(short_rate=' short_rates_main           / ',dep_rate=' deposit_rates           / ',shock_scenario=' shocks           / ')'         ;         put '%Execute_Old_Model(shock_scenario=' shocks ')';         put '%Execute_All_Models(shock_scenario=' shocks ')';       end;       put '%Export_All_Output'         / '(pdf_file=&rootnode\' deposit_rates +(-1) '_vs' short_rates_main         / ',forecast_file=&rootnode\Forecasts_' deposit_rates +(-1) "_vs" short_rates_main         / ',stats_file=&rootnode\ModelStatistics_' deposit_rates +(-1) "_vs" short_rates_main         / ',short_rate=' short_rates_main         / ',dep_rate=' deposit_rate         / ')'       ;       put '%Calculate_Ex_Posts;';       put '%Export_Old_Output'         / '(pdf_file=&rootnode\' deposit_rates +(-1) '_vs' short_rates_main         / ',forecast_file=&rootnode\Forecasts_' deposit_rates +(-1) "_vs" short_rates_main         / ',stats_file=&rootnode\ModelStatistics_' deposit_rates +(-1) "_vs" short_rates_main         / ',short_rate=' short_rates_main         / ',dep_rate=' deposit_rate         / ')'       ;       put '%Export_All_Estimates'         / '(dep_rate=' deposit_rates         / ',short_rate=' short_rates_main         / ')'       ;     end;   end; run; %let rootnode=C:\Documents and Settings\ETRORMC\My Documents\SAS_Test_Output ; %include code / source2 ; ... View more