Date:         Mon, 1 Nov 1999 22:08:47 -0600
Reply-To:     Paul McDonald <paul_mcdonald@AMERITECH.NET>
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From:         Paul McDonald <paul_mcdonald@AMERITECH.NET>
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Subject:      Re: page number

That's on the SASware ballot every year, and I always check "YES" to try to
get them to add it.

Here's pretty much your options now:
1--Export the document to a word processor that can do it (like MS-WORD)
2--Export the document to a text file and know which character you use for
FORMDLIM=, then read that file back into SAS and count the page breaks
referenced by the FORMDLIM= character, then read it in once again and write
the "PAGE x OF y" statement using a DATA _NULL_ ;
3--Do the whole report in a DATA _NULL_ where you can count the expected #
of pages first and then create the report
4--Get over not having PAGE x OF y
5--Not get over having PAGE x OF y and complain about it a lot.

I pick option 5, at least most of the time.