Writing Multiple Writing Multiple Outputs to One PageOutputs to One Page

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When creating output using ODS PDF you can tell SAS to not start a new page for each PROC's output by using the startpage option. Combined with the columns option, you have great flexibility in how your output is displayed on the page.

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Using STARTPAGE=neverUsing STARTPAGE=neverods listing close;options orientation=landscape;ods pdf file='MultipleTablesPerPage.pdf' notoc startpage=never; title 'Full Width';proc print data=sashelp.shoes; where subsidiary = 'Algiers';run; proc print data=sashelp.shoes; where subsidiary = 'Cairo';run;

Output #1Output #1

Using COLUMNSUsing COLUMNSods pdf startpage=now columns=2; title 'Panels';proc print data=sashelp.class; where sex = 'F';run; ods pdf startpage=now; proc print data=sashelp.class; where sex = 'M';run;

Output #2Output #2

Going back to full widthGoing back to full widthods pdf columns=1 startpage=now ; title 'Back to Full Width';proc print data=sashelp.retail(obs=20);run; ods _all_ close;

Output #3Output #3

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