Here’s a polished version of your follow-up message: --- Hi Cynthia, Thanks for your response. I may reach out to SAS Support for further assistance. It seems that SAS Studio version 3.8.2 was released in recent years, so this issue might be version-specific. Best regards, DZ --- Let me know if you want to include any additional technical details. ... View more

Hi Cynthia, Thanks for your response. I may reach out to SAS Support for further assistance. It seems that SAS Studio version 3.8.2 was released in recent years, so this issue might be version-specific. Best regards, DZ ... View more

  **Subject:** Issue with Tab Splitting in SAS Studio Hi Cynthia, I happened to come across this ongoing discussion and wanted to share that I’m currently experiencing a very similar issue when attempting to split tabs in SAS Studio. When I drag a tab to the right side of the screen, the split view is created, but the dragged tab often disappears. In some cases, the initial drag is successful, but when I try to move the tab back to the left (main) screen, it disappears as well. I’ve also noticed that this issue seems to occur more frequently with 'larger' code files (e.g., ADLB with over 60, kb). For smaller code, the drag-and-drop behavior appears to work as expected. Is there a way to restore the default layout or prevent this from happening? Best regards, Don Zeng     ... View more

Hi, Brian  I am very interested in the topic. My company installed 3.81 (basic version) SAS Studio, and I couldn't find Theme related option. In PC SAS base or SAS EG, I always set a dark background which is very comfortable for coding operations.   Is there any way that I could do the same for this SAS Studio(v3.81)?  Since SAS Studio works in a browser, could we reset the browser to realize the "Dark Studio " interface?   Thanks Don     ... View more

Thanks, Cynthia! However, if I want to reserve some monocharacters, say 7 char spaces in the next row indentation, adding  ~_~_~_~_~_~_~_ of using pretext = '\pnhang\fi-222\li222 ' (hard to locate exact position) is not convenient. Is there any better way to achieve the same results? Best Regards Don   example: a footnote as followings in a rtf table: Abbreviation: N = ............, n = .............., m = ...........;                       R = ......;  T = .......;                  (indentation aligned up with the first-row text)   ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: I recalled there were some special line break commands associated with escapechar, such as ~m (to specify the break location of a string)  and ~-2n(to force a line wrapping corresponding to ~m location). Are those commands still supported by SAS 9.4? e,g. .... computer after;    line "abbreviation:  ~mN = Total subjects treated with the study drug ...    ~-2nM= subjects who discontinued treatment..." ; endcomp; ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: Thanks for your feedback. Yes,  as i tested, inside Define NAME / Style(column) = {...}, WIDTH = /CELLWIDTH=/OUTPUTWIDTH =   all have achieved exactly similar layout results. Amazingly, I could observe they impact both Listing and RTF in different ways simultaneously. Best Don     define age / 'Age' width = 50   /*no unit of in*/ style(column) = [cellwidth = 1.00in just = c];   ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: Regarding inside Style(column) = {...} override, are Cellwidth =, Width =,  Outputwidth=  all aliaes?   Best Regards Don ... View more

Hi, Cynthia: Thank you so much for the explanation. I took your cope fragment of "~n", which did work to wrap the text string. However, after the wrapping, the original indent was lost. I have tried may macros shared by public, but none of those could solve the issues. would you please instruct me how to do?   Best Don   Example:  desired output: AAAAAAAAAAAAA     bbbbbbbbbbbb     bbbb;    (<----- desired indent)   after wrapping:  AAAAAAAAAAAAA     bbbbbbbbbbbb bbbb    (<-------- lost indentation) ... View more