Date:         Tue, 30 Nov 1999 13:49:01 GMT
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From:         charles_patridge@MY-DEJA.COM
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Subject:      Re: TITLE/JUSTIFY & ATTRIB/LABEL questions

Dear Stephen,

Using SAS Version 6.12 on an Alpha OpenVMS, this is what I got.
I too never have seen the "j=left" option of the title statement.

 10
 11    option ls=72  center;
 12    data test;
 13     do i = 1 to  10;
 14       x = i ; output;
 15     end;
 16    run;


 NOTE: The data set WORK.TEST has 10 observations and 2 variables.
 17
 18    title1 j=left "testing justification";
 WARNING: Text which was not in a quoted string in the TITLE or
FOOTNOTE statement ("j" etc.) was assumed to be graphics options and
was ignored.
 19    run;

Regards,
Charles Patridge
Charles_S_Patridge@prodigy.net


I see it must be a graphics option as noted in the "warning" message.
I forgot, haven't used SAS graph in ages.

In article <19991130015144.9331.qmail@web122.yahoomail.com>,
  Stephen Arthur <sarthur67@YAHOO.COM> wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> Think these are 'easy' questions for me, but I just
> can't seem to get these buggers to work.
>
> 1)  If this is the correct syntax for TITLE/JUSTIFY,
> why is it printing the title centered and not left
> justified as I have commanded?  The macro variables I
> am using resolve correctly and the format works
> properly too!
>
> ************************************************;
> proc print data = ratio;
>
>         title1 j=left "&cell1";
>         title2 j=left "&file1";
>         title3 j=left "&cell2";
>         title4 j=left "&file2";
>
>         format gene $gene.;
>         id gene;
> run;
> ************************************************;
>
> 2)  What's the deal with my LABEL statements?  I can't
> get this ATTRIB statement to work before or after the
> SET statement.  I tried the 'normal' way of listing
> LABEL w/o the ATTRIB statement and still no luck.
>
> *************************************************;
> data ratio;
> attrib
>                 avebc label = "&cell1 fwb"
>                 avebb label = "&cell2 fwb"
>                 avefc label = "&cell1 fmb"
>                 avefb label = "&cell2 fmb";
>         set ratio;
>         ratiof   = avebc/avebb;
>         ratiofmb = avefc/avefb;
> run;
> *************************************************;
>
> Could the problem in a some fancy option statement?
>
> steve
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