[…] These are the ways that I could think of to approach this question. There might be more. There are certainly other variations on the LAYOUT OVERLAY approach that will also work. In summary, ODS gives you incredible flexibility in how it displays output. I show you so many examples because each can be generalized to do other things. For more information about the statements shown here, see the User's Guide, Global Forum papers (such as An Insider's Guide to ODS LAYOUT Using SAS 9.4 and Have It Your Way: Rearrange and Replay Your Output with ODS DOCUMENT), and other blogs (such as Do you need multiple graphs on a page?, Arrange matrices and graphs in a gridded layout, and Using the ODS statement to add layers in your ODS sandwich). …