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sasCommunity Tip of the Day When creating output using ODS PDF you can tell SAS to not start a new page for each PROC's output by using the startpage option. Combined with the columns option, you have great flexibility in how your output is displayed on the page. Submitted By Don HendersonDon Henderson

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Writing Multiple Outputs to One Page a case of blatant plagiarism Martha Cox Cancer Outcomes Research Program sasCommunity Tip of the Day When creating output using ODS PDF you can tell SAS to not start a new page for each PROC's output by using the startpage option. Combined with the columns option, you have great flexibility in how your output is displayed on the page. Submitted By Don HendersonDon Henderson Using STARTPAGE=never ods listing close; options orientation=landscape; ods pdf file='MultipleTablesPerPage.pdf' notoc startpage=never; title 'Full Width'; proc print data=sashelp.shoes; where subsidiary = 'Algiers'; run; proc print data=sashelp.shoes; where subsidiary = 'Cairo'; run; Output #1 Using COLUMNS ods pdf startpage=now columns=2; title 'Panels'; proc print data=sashelp.class; where sex = 'F'; run; ods pdf startpage=now; proc print data=sashelp.class; where sex = 'M'; run; Output #2 Going back to full width ods pdf columns=1 startpage=now ; title 'Back to Full Width'; proc print data=sashelp.retail(obs=20); run; ods _all_ close; Output #3 Questions ?