Options can be used on n01, n15, n10, n11, col, val, bit and fld statements to define more specifically when and how to print a row. In many cases, an axis, table, filter or run-level option can be switched off by entering the appropriate keyword on the element, preceded by the letters no. For example, if you have applied a scaling factor to the table as a whole, you can switch it off for a single element by placing the keyword noscale on the statement which defines that element.

Some of these options can be used on n03, n23 and n09 statements:

which are described below. The options:

are also valid on n25 statements.

On an n statement, the options are listed after the row text and are separated from it and each other by semicolons:

On a col or val statement, the option follows the relevant row text, separated by a semicolon, and preceded by a percent sign:

Where an option appears on an element and also at a higher level (that is, a, sectbeg, flt or tab), the option on the element overrides the same option at the higher level. Thus, dec=2 on an n01 override dec=1 on the a statement for that element only.