From: Ya Huang on 28 Jan 2010 17:08 Assuming you already 'indented' the text by padding the space in the var, to show the 'indent' or space, you need to turn on the asis option in style: data xx; a='not indent'; output; a=' indent '; output; run; ods rtf file="c:\temp\junk.rtf"; ods pdf file="c:\temp\junk.pdf"; proc report data=xx nowd; column a; define a / display style=[asis=on]; run; ods rtf close; ods pdf close; On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:37:16 -0500, Peng, Lily <Lily.Peng(a)PHARMA.COM> wrote: >Dear all, > >I am trying to create a pdf/rtf output from the SAS output. However, the indent that displays in SAS output is not working in pdf/rtf file. Also, the blank line that is used to split between different groups can't display in pdf/rtf either. > >For example: > >A. In SAS output: >****************************************** >System Organ Class > Higher Level Term > Lower Level Term >****************************************** >SOC11111111 > HLT1111111111 > LLT1111111111 >(Note: blank line here) >SOC22222222222 > HLT1111111111 > LLT1111111111 > > >B. In PDF output: > >****************************************** >System Organ Class >Higher Level Term >Lower Level Term >****************************************** >SOC11111111 >HLT1111111111 >LLT1111111111 >SOC22222222222 >HLT1111111111 >LLT1111111111 > >Does anybody here knows how to solve this problem? > >Thanks a lot! > >Lily
From: RolandRB on 29 Jan 2010 06:40 On 28 Jan., 22:37, Lily.P...(a)PHARMA.COM ("Peng, Lily") wrote: > Dear all, > > I am trying to create a pdf/rtf output from the SAS output. However, the in= > dent that displays in SAS output is not working in pdf/rtf file. Also, the = > blank line that is used to split between different groups can't display in = > pdf/rtf either. > > For example: > > A. In SAS output: > ****************************************** > System Organ Class > Higher Level Term > Lower Level Term > ****************************************** > SOC11111111 > HLT1111111111 > LLT1111111111 > (Note: blank line here) > SOC22222222222 > HLT1111111111 > LLT1111111111 > > B. In PDF output: > > ****************************************** > System Organ Class > Higher Level Term > Lower Level Term > ****************************************** > SOC11111111 > HLT1111111111 > LLT1111111111 > SOC22222222222 > HLT1111111111 > LLT1111111111 > > Does anybody here knows how to solve this problem? > > Thanks a lot! > > Lily As for the blank line then you should do that using a compute block for your ODS output. Another way of doing indents is to use repeats of the non-breaking space character "A0"x but if your text is proportional it won't look the same as ascii output indents. My %npcttab macro handles this situation well and can simultaneously generate ascii output and ODS output and have it all looking right.
From: "Peng, Lily" on 1 Feb 2010 10:15 Thank you! The problem is solved. Lily -----Original Message----- From: Ya Huang [mailto:ya.huang(a)AMYLIN.COM] Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 5:08 PM To: SAS-L(a)LISTSERV.UGA.EDU; Peng, Lily Cc: Ya Huang Subject: Re: How to display indent and blank line break in pdf/rtf output? Assuming you already 'indented' the text by padding the space in the var, to show the 'indent' or space, you need to turn on the asis option in style: data xx; a='not indent'; output; a=' indent '; output; run; ods rtf file="c:\temp\junk.rtf"; ods pdf file="c:\temp\junk.pdf"; proc report data=xx nowd; column a; define a / display style=[asis=on]; run; ods rtf close; ods pdf close; On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:37:16 -0500, Peng, Lily <Lily.Peng(a)PHARMA.COM> wrote: >Dear all, > >I am trying to create a pdf/rtf output from the SAS output. However, the indent that displays in SAS output is not working in pdf/rtf file. Also, the blank line that is used to split between different groups can't display in pdf/rtf either. > >For example: > >A. In SAS output: >****************************************** >System Organ Class > Higher Level Term > Lower Level Term >****************************************** >SOC11111111 > HLT1111111111 > LLT1111111111 >(Note: blank line here) >SOC22222222222 > HLT1111111111 > LLT1111111111 > > >B. In PDF output: > >****************************************** >System Organ Class >Higher Level Term >Lower Level Term >****************************************** >SOC11111111 >HLT1111111111 >LLT1111111111 >SOC22222222222 >HLT1111111111 >LLT1111111111 > >Does anybody here knows how to solve this problem? > >Thanks a lot! > >Lily
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