Hello,
I meet a problem when I execute a Stored process in SAS Add-In for MS Office :
1 - My Stored Process does this task :
- Print data :
PROC PRINT DATA=proma.DATA_STRUCTUREMARCHES NOOBS LABEL;
WHERE STRIP(num_marche) = "&mac_num_marche" AND IS_DOUBLON_NUM_DOSSIER = '1';
VAR num_marche lib_marche code_societe date_debmarche date_finmarche code_gestionnairemarche CODE_FOURNISSEUR CODE_TVA;
BY NUM_MARCHE CODE_FOURNISSEUR;
RUN;
2 - When I execute this stored process, a line appear automatically with the report in Excel (in yellow) :
Is anyone knows if an option exist in order to desactivate this filter message ??
Best regards,
Gaétan
I believe those values appear because you are using BY group processing with Proc Print. You will get that at the start of each table for each combination of NUM_MARCHE and CODE_FOURNISSEUR. If you only ever have one combination of the two variables that may not be helpful. The System option BYLINE/ NOBYLINE controlls appearance of the by variables and values. If you use NOBYLINE with Proc Print you may get unexpected page feeds between sections of output when generating more that one by group of output.
I believe those values appear because you are using BY group processing with Proc Print. You will get that at the start of each table for each combination of NUM_MARCHE and CODE_FOURNISSEUR. If you only ever have one combination of the two variables that may not be helpful. The System option BYLINE/ NOBYLINE controlls appearance of the by variables and values. If you use NOBYLINE with Proc Print you may get unexpected page feeds between sections of output when generating more that one by group of output.
You are right, it is the solution !
Thank you,
Gaetan
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