TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Table Templates
- Syntax
Procedure SyntaxCELLSTYLE AS StatementCOLUMN StatementCOMPUTE AS StatementDEFINE StatementDEFINE COLUMN StatementDEFINE FOOTER StatementDEFINE HEADER StatementDEFINE TABLE StatementDYNAMIC StatementEDIT StatementEND StatementFOOTER StatementHEADER StatementMVAR StatementNMVAR StatementNOTES StatementTEXT StatementTEXT2 StatementTEXT3 StatementTRANSLATE INTO Statement - Overview
- Concepts
- Using
- Examples Editing a Table Template That a SAS Procedure UsesComparing the EDIT Statement to the DEFINE TABLE StatementCreating a New Table Template Setting the Style Element for Cells Based on Their ValuesSetting the Style Element for a Specific Column, Row, and CellCreating Master TemplatesTable Header and Footer Border Formatting
TEXT3 Statement
Provides an alternative header or footer to use
in the LISTING output if the header or footer that is provided by
the TEXT2 statement is too long.
| Restriction: | The TEXT3 statement can be used only within a header or footer template. |
| See: | TEXT Statement |
Syntax
Required Argument
- header/footer-specification(s)
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specifies the text of the header or footer. Each header/footer-specification is one of the following:
- _LABEL_
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uses the label of the object that the header applies to as the text of the header. For example, if the header or footer is for a column, _LABEL_ specifies the label for the variable that is associated with the column. If the header or footer is for a table, _LABEL_ specifies the label for the data set that is associated with the table.
- text-specification(s)
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specifies the text to use in the header or footer. Each text-specification is one of the following:
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a variable, followed by an optional format. The variable is any variable that is declared in a DYNAMIC, MVAR, or NMVAR statement.Note: If the first character in a quoted string is neither a blank character nor an alphanumeric character, and SPLIT is not in effect, the TEXT statement treats that character as the split character. See the discussion of the SPLIT= option in the DEFINE HEADER Statement.