Reputation: 368
I'm creating a 2-column report in SAS using PROC REPORT
inside the ODS PDF
statement.
My code looks something like this:
ods pdf file='/file/here.pdf' columns=2;
ods pagestart=now;
proc report data=rpt\_data nowd missing contents='';
columns a b c;
by a;
define a /group order=internal;
define b /display;
define c /display;
break after a /page;
run;
This only seems to "break" to the next column on the page, rather than an actual new page like I would like it to.
Any suggestions?
Running this code will produce the issue I'm inquiring about.
%let file1='/file/directory/test.pdf';
ods pdf file=&file1. columns=2;
ods pdf startpage=now;
proc sort data=sashelp.class out=temp;
by age;
run;
proc report data=temp nowd missing contents='';
columns age name sex;
by age;
define age /group order=internal;
define name /display;
define sex /display;
break after age /page;
run;
ods \_all\_ close;
Upvotes: 4
Views: 6266
Reputation: 2529
This might not be practical in your case, but just in case: You can set page breaks if you use the ODS "Measured RTF" destination ; then you could convert your RTF file to a pdf...
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 2307
As far as I know, this is not yet possible for the ods pdf destination as of 9.2. That is, without very ugly hacks like adding ghost rows to the short by-group and coloring them with the background color so that they are invisible on paper, and so on. SAS's technical support is quite responsive. I would call/email them before I give up, though. Hope this helps a bit.
Upvotes: 1