This is the output that I need in RTF format:
**DEMOGRAPHICS A-B**
Age
n 18
Mean 30.4
SD 6.29
Min 18
Median 30.5
Max 39
but I am getting this result:
**DEMOGRAPHICS A-B**
Age
n 18
Mean 30.4
SD 6.29
Min 18
Median 30.5
Max 39
How do I left align age and center the remaining variables?
Here is my code:
proc report data = FINAL2 split = "@"
STYLE(REPORT)=[BACKGROUND=WHITE BORDERCOLOR=BLACK BORDERWIDTH=0.1 ASIS=on FRAME=HSIDES RULES=GROUPS]
STYLE(HEADER)=[BACKGROUND=WHITE];
COLUMN DESC STAT1;
define DESC / "Demographic Characteristics" style(column)=[cellwidth=30%] style(header)=[just=left asis = on] ;
define STAT1 /"A - B@(N=18)" style(column header)=[cellwidth = 20%] style(header)=[just = left asis = yes];
You can use a compute block to do this. This would be executed per row but you could conditionally apply a column-specific style from there based on the variable's value being 'Age' or something else.
For example (you can add this after the define
statements in your report
step):
compute desc;
if desc ^= 'Age' then
call define(_COL_, "style", "style=[paddingleft=3em]");
endcomp;
This would apply a 3em padding to each desc column that doesn't match 'Age'.