Hi, can you explain what you mean by "the structure is breaking up" The PDF output looks almost the same as the HTML output, except for the colors, of course. The text wrapping, such as Gastrointestinal disorders being on one line or two are controllable with style overrides. The odd placement of the strings "SOC" and "MedDRA PT" do not make sense to me. SOC looks like it's floating for no reason in the header area. What you show for the PDF in the header area is happening because your spanning headers are specified incorrectly and PDF thought you wanted the headers on the 2 row of the header area and not hte 3rd row. PROC REPORT constructs the header area one row at a time. Please review my example using SASHELP.CLASS. Note how parentheses are used. I numbered the spanning headers so you could see exactly how to get things on the correct line. PROC REPORT works from the TOP down. Note how my string 3 is immediately above the 2 columns for NAME and AGE -- I can't suddenly "split" that area into 2 columns. So I don't know what you want to get. You haven't posted any data or your new code. If you want PDF, then you need to work with that destination. You can't compare the SAS Report output from EG with the PDF output because, as you see, the output does look different and without knowing whether you used different code or the same code for both outputs, it's hard to comment. Generally PDF output from EG is portrait orientation and your output looks like landscape orientation, so I suspect that you might have used ODS statements to generate the output???
Since you did not post any code or data, all I can do is revise the SASHELP.CLASS example and hope that something there helps you figure out your spanning headers.
cynthia
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