MEANS - ERROR: Neither the PRINT option nor a valid output statement has been given

Markanti — Wed, 11 Oct 2023 08:26:01 GMT

Create a macro variable called “list” that represents the following variables when referenced: dbirwt nprevist wtgain;

Create a dataset called “four” from “main” keeping only those variables in this list. Use the macro variable you created to do accomplish this.
Next find the means for these same variables using the macro variable.

Unfinished Code

*Lab 12 – Problem 1;

data

run;

proc

run;

I got correct for this.

%let list = dbirwt nprevist wtgain;

data four;
set lab.main;
keep &list;
run;

title "Using a Macro variable list";

proc means data=four mean;
var &list;
run;

but for 2nd problem I am getting error

Use the dataset called “four” from the problem above and the macro variable call “list”, from the same problem

Run a Proc Means for all these variables and save the results of this procedure into a new SAS data set called “Save” in the Lab library.

Unfinished Code

*Lab 12 – Problem 2;

proc

run;

my finished code is

title "Using a Macro variable list";

proc means data=lab.four noprint;
var &list;
run;

but I am getting error as

ERROR: Neither the PRINT option nor a valid output statement has been given.

Where am I doing wrong??

Re: I am unable to solve this help me

Kurt_Bremser — Wed, 11 Oct 2023 06:34:05 GMT

Use the OUTPUT Statement of PROC MEANS to create a dataset.