This will work only and only if always two outputs fit on one page. This certainly is the case in the simplified example I gave. But, in the real situation I am in, this not the case. Also, for example if the data set printed has only one observation I want the next print start at the bottom half of the page.

All the same, thanks for the suggestion.

Masoud.

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On Mar 28, 5:12 pm, mpa...@ODOT.ORG (Masuod Pajoh) wrote: > This code: > data test test1; > do i= 1 to 10; > x= log(i); > y= x ** 2; > z= x + 3; > k= x * 4; > p= x -4;output; > end; > run; > > options leftmargin="1 cm" rightmargin="1 cm" topmargin="1 cm" > bottommargin="1 cm" ps=60 ls=70 > missing=' ' orientation=landscape center nodate nonumber > nobyline; > ods pdf file='C:\Test.pdf' notoc > style=Styles.CompareResult > uniform > ; > ods escapechar ='^'; > ods listing close; > proc print; title "i vs. x"; var i x; run; > proc print; title "i vs. y"; var i y; run; > proc print; title "i vs. z"; var i z; run; > proc print; title "i vs. k"; var i k; run; > proc print; title "i vs. p"; var i p; run; > > ods pdf close; > options byline; > quit; > > produces 5 pages of output. i.e. one for each proc print. > > How can I split the page into top half and bottom half, so that the output > is only three pages, i.e 2 output per page. > I am guessing this can be done with regions, but i have never used it. > > Thanks, > Masoud

Consider the keyword STARTPAGE=NO.

Scott Barry SBBWorks, Inc.