I'll try again with a sample data set...   data test ; input file $ campaign clicks cost ; cards ; test 15 426447 234524.22 test 15 357663 234324.59 ctrl 15 134346 198709.47 ctrl 15 687967 908784.59 ; run; ods listing close ; ods tagsets.excelxp file = "test.xls" options(embedded_titles='yes' embedded_footnotes='yes' print_header='yes' print_footer='yes' suppress_bylines='yes' sheet_interval='none'); proc ttest data = test alpha = 0.2 cochran plots=none ; class file ; freq campaign ; var cost clicks ; title 'Ttest - Test file'; run; ods tagsets.excelxp close ; ods listing ; quit;   As you can see from running the code above, the variable name appears in the HTML output "Variable: cost." Also the frequency name appears as "Frequency: campaign."  Neither naturally appear at all in the Tagset output.  Specifically Tagsets does not seem to capture all titles naturally included by SAS HTML output.  Yes, I could wrap a macro around PROC TTEST and place the variable and frequency names in the title each time I run the PROC.  However I hoped for a solution that would use Tagsets to capture the variable name appearing all the PROCTITLEs executed behind the scenes as SAS creates the HTML output (right-click on HTML output window, view source, Notepad opens to reveal...): <div class="c proctitle">The TTEST Procedure</div> <div class="c proctitle">&nbsp;</div> <div class="c proctitle">Variable: cost</div>   This problem extends to NPAR1WAY as well.  Probably all PROCs that do not include variable name as tabular output.  I hope that's more clear.  Thank you for taking the time read. ... View more