Jacques,

You can easily do this in v8 if you're creating ODS output. Just use the classlev statment with a style option to set the justification for those cells.

I've attached an example program that creates RTF output.

-- Lauren

proc format; value testf 1='One' 2='Two' 3='Three'; run; data test; do I=1 to 100; company=ceil(ranuni(1234)*3); format company testf.; trucks=ceil(ranuni(2345)*60); output; end; run;

ods rtf file='test.rtf'; proc tabulate data=test; class company; classlev company / S={JUST=R}; var trucks; table company, trucks*n; run; ods rtf close;

Jacques Thibault wrote:

> Hi SAS-L'rs, > > Is it possible to right justify a formatted value in a PROC TABULATE? > > Example: > proc tabulate data=one; > class cie_a; > table all='Total:' cie_a,all='Number of Trucks'*(F=8.0) > /rts=30 box='Status'; > format a $frmta30.; > run; > > Status Number of Trucks > > Total: 34 > compa 4 > compb 5 > compc 20 > compd 5 > > ^^^^ > > I want the company names (cie_a) indented on the right side. I tried to put > spaces in the format values, but they are not there anymore in my output. > > Any help would be appreciated, > Thanks, > Jacques > _________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.