Sure, will do.. Thanks Cynthia.. ... View more

you can use ct='text/html' instead of CONTENT_TYPE.. off-course both are same.. ct is short form of CONTENT_TYPE... ... View more

You should use a valid mime content type. ATTACH=("TSM519.PDS.OUTPUT(OUTPUT)"   CT="application/vnd.ms-excel"   EXT="xls" NAME="my_excel_output" ) ... View more

Hi: Well, it may be Tech Support time...when I do this: [pre] title; footnote; ods html3 file='c:\temp\testjust_ht3x.xls' style=sasweb; proc report data=sashelp.class nowd; define name /style(column)={htmlstyle="text-align:right;" cellwidth=2in}; define age / display; define height /display; run; ods html3 close; [/pre] I get name right-aligned in a BIGGER column -- is it really 2 inches??? It doesn't look like it to me, but it IS bigger than it is without the CELLWIDTH style override. So, I'm not sure what's happening. cynthia ... View more

Hello Kryn, Open a tracking entry with Technical Support for this problem. Be sure to send the file which generates this dialog error. Chevell ... View more

The RowHeader element controls the header-like column headings that go down the rows (as in a PROC FREQ, for example, where the variable values go down the side and have the same formatting as the column headers). The RowHeader element inherits style attributes from the Header style element. So if you're doing this in a style template, you'd change the Header style element. If you're doing this in a style template, then change the Header style element to alter the column headers' attributes. The potentially confusing thing is that for PROC PRINT and PROC REPORT, when you say: style(header), you might be changing either column headers or row headers, depending on your report -- but essentially, PROC PRINT and PROC REPORT are letting you cut out the style template because they are overriding what's in the style template. (well, PROC TABULATE, too.) cynthia ... View more

Make sure that you have the downloaded the latest ExcelXP tagset from the ODS Markup page. Using the text format "@" should have worked as well. ... View more

It looks like 3 is the maximum number of titles that will fit in the header, so title4 ' '; does not do anything. I reconfigured the titles into two lines, and then used title3 ' '; successfully. Thanks! ... View more