Identify the Output Objects

Using the ODS TRACE Statement

The easiest way to identify all of your output objects is with the ODS TRACE statement. Because the ODS TRACE statement is a global statement, you can place it anywhere in your program. By using the ODS TRACE statement, you can see all of the output objects at a glance. Because you want to select or exclude output objects created only by PROC UNIVARIATE, place the ODS TRACE ON statement before the PROC UNIVARIATE step. Place the ODS TRACE OFF statement after the PROC UNIVARIATE step to stop the generation of trace information.
ods trace on;
proc univariate data=prdsale;
    by Country;
    var actual;
    run;
ods trace off;
Trace Output Viewed in the SAS Log
Trace Output Viewed in the SAS Log

Using the Documents Window

If you have created an ODS document that contains all of the procedure output, you can view the labels of the output objects in the Documents window.
Output Objects Viewed in the Documents Window
Output Objects Viewed in the Documents Window
In the figure below, you can see that the labels of the output objects in the trace output correspond to the names given to the output objects in the Documents window.
Comparing the Documents Window and the Trace Output
Comparing the Documents Window and the Trace Output