Since you asked specifically about PROC REPORT, there is, within PROC REPORT, the ability to write text to the output file (RTF, PDF or HTML) based on a COMPUTE BEFORE _PAGE_ or COMPUTE AFTER _PAGE_ block of code. Again, this is not procedure-dependent - this capability is a feature of ODS that might be interpreted by a browser the way you want when the HTML file is printed (using the browser). With some browsers, this suboption MIGHT put the browser bar title "HTML Title" into the header area of the printed HTML file - but this really is more dependent on the type of browser you are using and whether that browser has a printer interface that uses the browser bar title in this manner. Ods html file='c:\temp\something.html' (title='HTML Title') This syntax, using the TITLE= suboption, places a text string into the browser top navigation area (top browser title bar): If the procedure produces HTML output that spans more than 1 printed page, then the SAS title is on printed page 1 and the SAS footnote is on the last printed page of the HTML file. For HTML output, the SAS title will appear at the top of the procedure output in the HTML file and the SAS footnote will be at the end of the procedure output in the HTML file. So, for PDF output from ODS, the SAS title and SAS footnote will appear on every page. A SAS title or SAS footnote will go into the document at the appropriate place in the document. HTML and PDF output files do NOT have header and footer areas, like RTF output files. So, the technique will work with any procedure that sends output to ODS destinations - not just PROC REPORT. It is the SAS Title and Footnote statements that are working with RTF control strings.
Note that the above technique has nothing to do with PROC REPORT. First, with ODS RTF, you can do this:įootnote 'SAS Footnote Goes into Footer' Īnd the SAS title and SAS footnote will be placed in the header and footer area of the RTF document.
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