I have searched a little (albeit I will admit maybe not enough). There is a gray line that appears under the sales years. It seems to be part of the default stylesheet known as endeflt.sty. I want to remove the gray line altogether or turn it to white.

I know the solution has something to do with manually overriding this section of the stylesheet, and I am still tinkering with it a little myself. I just thought if anyone has done this before, they might point me in the right direction. Thanks so much!

 $
type=title,
    backcolor=rgb(102 102 102),
    color=rgb(255 255 255),
    style=-underline+bold,
$
type=data,
    backcolor=(rgb(255 255 255) rgb(235 235 240)),
$
type=acrosstitle,
    border-top=light,
    border-bottom=heavy,
    border-top-color=rgb(52 55 58),
    border-bottom-color=rgb(52 55 58),
    size=9,
    style=-underline+bold,
$
type=acrossvalue,
    backcolor=rgb(218 225 232),
    style=bold,
$ 

Here is my code for a sample procedure so you can see the gray line.

 
TABLE FILE SALES
SUM
     SALES.QUANTITY
ACROSS LOWEST SALES_YEAR
ON TABLE SET PAGE-NUM NOLEAD
ON TABLE SET ASNAMES ON
ON TABLE NOTOTAL 
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML
ON TABLE SET HTMLEMBEDIMG ON
ON TABLE SET HTMLCSS ON
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
     INCLUDE = IBFS:/EDA/EDASERVE/_EDAHOME/ETC/endeflt.sty,
$
END 

This message has been edited. Last edited by: JulieA,

JulieA,

Try this:

  
type=acrossvalue,
    backcolor=rgb(218 225 232),
    style=-underline+bold,
$

Tom:

Thanks for the solution; however, it did not appear to solve the matter.

The gray line does not appear to be an acrosstitle or acrossvalue albeit we could be incorrect. If I could post an image to the forum, I can show you what I'm attempting to remove from it.

It only appears in the HTML version of the table. If I export the table to Excel, the gray line is gone.

Try using this set :
SET ACROSSLINE = OFF

Thank you, Ray, for that simple solution! It worked perfectly.

Way-to-Go Ray! Hope all is well in Arkansas!