I'm going to add a new line for my posttext option  in proc report , and I found that title statement can realize it  in title  with ods escapechar statement, but posttext option can't do it.   ods escapechar='^'; title "He^{newline}llo "; proc report data = sashelp.class style(report) = {just = left pretext =  "表{\field{\fldinst{SEQ table}}}.CGX1321 ^{newline} Cohorts" posttext = "Hello,^{newline} world"}; run;     Besides, I want to devise my pretext and posttext option style separatedly, like that:   proc report data = sashelp.class style(report) = {just = center fontsize = 10pt pretext = "Hello,everyone" just = left fontsize = 5pt posttext = "Hello,world"}; run;   But the result is not ideal,the pretext and posttext are all located left and fontsize are 5pt.   If anyone has good idea, please tell me , thank you very much. ... View more

The variable name is characteristic, so you'd better use '$5.' behind the "informat name", and the variable date's values  seems not reasonable, so the informat "ddmmyy10." should be deleted, if you want to convert it to the format of date, you can use this statement "format  date ddmmyy10.;" after the input statement. ... View more

First, I am sorry to tell you that I'm a Sir, and then I 'm wonder that where do you want to export? I can give you a example as follows: data a; a=1; format a mmddyys10.; run; proc export outfile="C:\Users\Pactera\Desktop\test.txt" dbms=tab replace; run; And the results is as following: So, you can see that the results' format is what you want. ... View more

data _null_; a=41235; put a  mmddyys10.; run; ... View more

You can try this. %macro test; %do i=1 %to 5; %do j=6 %to 25;     dsnAC&i.&j %end; %end; %mend;                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  data combineAC;                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                set %test;   run; ... View more