When creating output, one can not always anticipate the number of columns needed in the summary tabulation or that each page of the report may vary on the number of columns used. This may cause the programmer to program many variations of the same style of report for each slightly different output. This paper will present the concept of using a SAS macro as an easy-to-use solution to this problem. Considerations for how to use this strategy for reporting the data will be discussed. An implementation of this concept, with examples, will also be presented.
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