Debra Goldman
Adding layers of organization to reports is a beneficial communication tool, particularly for lengthy reports or for client-programmer relationships where in person meetings are not frequent. In my 2018 WUSS talk and paper, I reviewed options for adding Table of Contents and Hyperlinks to one’s RTF reports. It also introduced the concept of using RTF code within SAS to make use of Microsoft Word features.
One reason users may prefer to use PDF destination over RTF output is the automatic left hand outline of PROCedures, which one can click through. Fortunately for those that want to or be required to have their reports to be in Microsoft Word, the heading feature allows one to create a similar content pane. This pane can be clicked through and tracks where one is in the document as one moves through. This talk will show users how to add multiple layers of headings to one’s RTF reports. Users should be familiar with ODS RTF destination to attend this talk and the content is for users of SAS 9.4 or higher.
View paper.