@dostiep wrote: Yes they do, that's the point of using RTF_SAMPLE rather than RTF tagset. If you are intentionally placing the footnotes into the footer area of a document then have intentionally placed them so that space will occur between the table and the footnote except in the rare case when a table ends just above the footer area.   If you want the text to appear closer to the table you may actually want something like ODS TEXT, Proc Odstext or Odslist but those won't repeat if that is the reason you are placing things into the footer. ... View more

It would probably be even faster (I cant test atm) to create a single macro variable.   proc sql noprint; select resolve('%warn( msg = n2='||NAME||' age='||put(AGE,2.)||')') as Y into :dummy from SASHELP.CLASS; quit;   ... View more

If you use any of the SG procedures (SGPLOT, SGPANEL, or SGSCATTER), the TITLE and FOOTNOTE statement content is included in the image by default. You can get the equivalent result in GTL by using ENTRYTITLE and ENTRYFOOTNOTE. ... View more

Hi:   Since you specifically mentioned a DEFINE statement, that indicates that you want a COLUMN header to be underlined using PROC REPORT, not a SAS TITLE statement. The RTF control string method will work, but there is a somewhat simpler way to underline column headers. You can accomplish either DEFINE or TITLE underlining using the TEXTDECORATION style attribute, as shown here: ods tagsets.rtf file='c:\temp\underline_define.rtf'; ods escapechar='^'; title1 '^{style[textdecoration=underline]xxx yyy zzz}'; proc report data=sashelp.class ; column name age sex height weight; define name / 'The Name' style(header)={textdecoration=underline width=1.5in}; define age / 'The Age' style(header)={textdecoration=underline width=1.5in}; run; ods tagsets.rtf close;   and these are the results:   and if you change the style to JOURNAL, then this is what you get:     cynthia ... View more