Date:         Tue, 9 Jan 2001 13:20:30 -0500
Reply-To:     Jack Shostak <shost001@MC.DUKE.EDU>
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From:         Jack Shostak <shost001@MC.DUKE.EDU>
Organization: DCRI
Subject:      Re: ODS HTML ( CELL OPTIONS)
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Osama,
    Look into the ODS documentation for the "style=" option.  It allows
you to go crazy with cell width, cell height, justification, fonts,
etc.  For instance, the following PROC REPORT define statement will
produce a column for variable "foo" that is 10% of your table width
wide:

define foo /display  style={cellwidth=10%};

That works with RTF as well as HTML.  You can define ODS styles in many
places in SAS so keep an eye out for that.

Cheers,

Jack


Osama Mohammed wrote:

> Hi Every one I use ODS statement to produce html filessome times when
> I execute ods statement I get output html file contains cell  too big
> (width is too big)I want to know how I can determine some options
> (like width and high ........ etc)to apply it on the cells in the html
> file Regards_______________________________
> Osama Keshtah
> E-mail: osama_keshtah@alfalak.com
> Tel  966 (3) 882-9996 Ext 193 - Fax  966 (3) 882-2156
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