October 2009
Beginner
636 pages
13h 35m
English
The previous example showed a table of contents for a single procedure. But chances are that if you need to use ODS PROCLABEL to clean up your labels, it's because you have a bunch of procedures and a long table of contents.
The next example contains two PROC MEANS steps and one PROC PRINT step. An ODS PROCLABEL statement is used before the first PROC MEANS to change the label from "The MEANS Procedure" to "Hours Billed." A second ODS PROCLABEL statement is used to modify the label for the PROC PRINT output.
ODS HTML BODY='body.html' CONTENTS='contents.html' FRAME='main.html'; title2 'Hours Billed by Customer'; ODS PROCLABEL 'Hours Billed'; proc means data=Billings nonobs mean sum maxdec=1; class CustomerName; ...
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