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everyone here in this video were gonna be talking about how to customize an ods style template in previous video we learned what ods is how to be used to produce the sas output in different applications like pdf excel or doc if you have not seen that just go back and check that out link is given in the description section in the previous video we also learned how can we use predefined different styles to design our templates in different output delivery applications okay now here we gonna learn how to customize those templates before we jump to that it is important that we understand the elements of a table which is generated in any procedures right so this is the first thing which is called nothing but title then in the table the upper part which you see this this is nothing but call the header now this part is known as row headers and this entire area is referred to be as body and these linings which you see as columns and rows these are nothing but called the tables great all righ