Statements: TITLE Statement - 9.2 - Sas Institute.
Details. This example shows how to use formats to control the number of groups that PROC REPORT creates. The program creates a format for Department that classifies the four departments as one of two types: perishable or nonperishable.
The SPANROWS option is a new feature of PROC REPORT (new in SAS 9.2). But this is a “chicken and egg” explanation. In order to understand how wonderful SPANROWS is, you need to understand a basic difference between PROC REPORT and PROC TABULATE. Compare the two outputs below: Example of Default Row Spanning Behavior.
I have a report we run in SAS and format in Excel that has traffic color coding based on Excel formulas. I'd really like to just have everything created in SAS, so I have been using PROC REPORT to.
An Introduction to PROC REPORT, continued MWSUG 2017 Page 8 Displaying Titles on PROC REPORT Output Adding Titles to PROC REPORT output is simple with SAS. One or more TITLE statements can be specified at the top of each page of output (a maximum of ten can be specified).
For example, the variable sex can be formatted so that a value of 1 appears as 'male' in the output, and a value of 2 appears as 'female'. To format a variable: Use proc format prior to the data step to define the formats. In the data step, assign the format to the specified variable(s) using a format statement.
An Introduction to PROC REPORT, continued SCSUG 2017 Page 8 Displaying Titles on PROC REPORT Output Adding Titles to PROC REPORT output is simple with SAS. One or more TITLE statements can be specified at the top of each page of output (a maximum of ten can be specified).
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