Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 16:11:07 -0500
Reply-To: Ray Pass <raypass@ATT.NET>
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From: Ray Pass <raypass@ATT.NET>
Subject: Re: ODS - HTML- How to condense multiple tables in one body file -
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At 05:14 PM 01/29/2002 +0100, Folkert de groot wrote:
>I am producing html output using ODS. I want the results of three
>"proc reports" accessable in 1 body-file, instead of three different body
>files.
Folkert,
This is what you should be getting by default. There is an ODS HTML option
called NEWFILE which defines when a new body file opens for input. The
choices are:
NONE - all output goes to the body file currently open. THIS IS THE DEFAULT.
OUTPUT - starts a new body file for each new output object.
PAGE - starts a new body file for each new page of output.
PROC - starts a new body file with each new procedure.
BYGROUP - starts a new body file with each new bygroup. - Added in 8.1.
This is an extreme overview. You really have to read the docs and play
with it to understand the differences between say OUTPUT and PAGE for
example. Nevertheless, you should be getting all of your output in one
body file by default. Just make sure you don't CLOSE the HTML output file
(with an ODS HTML CLOSE; statement) until AFTER all of your REPORTs, etc.
HTH,
Ray
PS - I just read a little further and see that Paul already answered the
question quite succinctly (and quite uncharacteristic for one of our
leading locutionary luminaries I might add.) Oh well, a few more words
won't hurt.
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