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This is controlled by the grouping of the COLUMN statement. The below COLUMN statement places the statistics SUM and MEANS in one column (the header being the one for SUM), and MIN and MAX height in one column (the header being the one for MIN). View output.

   proc template;
     edit Base.Summary;
       notes "Summary table for MEANS and SUMMARY";
       column class nobs id type ways
              (varname) (label) (min max) (range)
              (n) (nmiss) (sumwgt) (sum mean) (uss)
              (css) (var) (stddev) (cv) (stderr)
              (t) (probt) (lclm) (uclm) (skew) (kurt)
              (median) (mode) (q1) (q3)
              (qrange) (p1) (p5) (p10) (p25) (p50) (p75)
              (p90) (p95) (p99);
       edit min;
         define header hmin;
         text "Min/Max";
       end;
       header = hmin;
       generic;
     end;
     edit sum;
       header = "Sum/Mean";
     end;
   run;

See also the full PROC TEMPLATE FAQ and Concepts.

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