Making Output Informative
Adding Titles
At the top of each page of output,
SAS automatically writes the following title:
The SAS System
You can make output
more informative by using the TITLE statement to specify your own
title. A TITLE statement writes the title that you specify at the
top of every page. The form of the TITLE statement is:
TITLE<n> <'text'>;
where n specifies
the relative line that contains the title, and text specifies
the text of the title. The value of n can
be 1 to 10. If you omit n,
SAS assumes a value of 1. Therefore, you can specify TITLE or TITLE1
for the first title line. By default, SAS centers a title.
To add the title 'SAT
Scores by Year, 1972-1998' to your output, use the following
TITLE statement:
title ...
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