how to add a superscript to a number using proc report

[walterwang]

can you help me?

Cheers

[PeterClemmensen]

Where do you want to add a superscript?

[walterwang]

I have a result looks like the below table. I want to add * after 95 etc to show the sig test results.

r1	r2	rr	rd
342	2113	2.2	95
280	1721	2.2	81.9
622	3834	2.2	88.6
56	365	2.1	19.1
41	279	2	14
97	644	2.1	16.6

[Cynthia_sas]

Hi:
What PROC REPORT code have you tried. How are your variables and values created? Do you use GROUP variables or ORDER variables with PROC REPORT? It appears that r1, r2, rr and rd are all numeric variables. Is that correct? What is your destination of interest. How is the 95 calculated? Do you know ahead of time that 95 is the number you want to show with a superscript *?

Cynthia

[Cynthia_sas]

Hi:
It depends on where your number is. Is it in the title on the report? Is it in a column header? Is it in a data value? What code have you tried? What does your data look like? What is your destination of choice (RTF, PDF, HTML)? Here's a previous posting that showed super/subscripts in a TITLE statement: https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/How-to-add-both-a-subscript-and-a-superscript-... maybe that will give you some ideas. TITLE and FOOTNOTE statements are not specific to PROC REPORT.

  Here's  a previous forum posting that shows putting a superscript in a column header: https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/italicize-a-single-character-and-superscript-t... and some paper links about using ODS ESCAPECHAR are in this posting: https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/Insert-superscript-or-special-symbols-in-SAS-O... .

Cynthia