Specifying Titles and Footnotes in Procedure Output
TITLE and FOOTNOTE Statements
To make your report more meaningful and self-explanatory,
you can assign up to 10 titles with procedure output by using TITLE
statements before the PROC step. Likewise, you can specify up to 10
footnotes by using FOOTNOTE statements before the PROC step.
Tip
Because TITLE and FOOTNOTE
statements are global statements, place them anywhere within or before
the PRINT procedure. Titles and footnotes are assigned as soon as
TITLE or FOOTNOTE statements are read; they apply to all subsequent
output.
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Syntax, TITLE, and FOOTNOTE
statements:
TITLE<n> 'text';
FOOTNOTE<n> 'text';
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