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DLROW
Quartz | Level 8

Hi , I am trying to populate the value in the proc report statment but it is not working. Please advise.

 

min weight = 30

max weight = 40

 

Proc sql;

select MIn(weight) , Max(weight) into :MinWeight, :Maxweight

from table1;

quit;

 

Proc report data = final;

columns A B C

("Min 30"  Name ("Activity" Amount Percent) ("May" Result)

When I use concatenating funtion it is not working. I want the minWeight to be populated when the report runs..

("Min " || "&MinWeight" Name ("Activity" Amount Percent) ("May" Result) . 

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Reeza
Super User
You don't need the concatenation operator here at all, just drop it and it should work fine.
learsaas
Quartz | Level 8

Proc report data = final nowd;
columns A B C
("Min &MinWeight" Name ("Activity" Amount Percent) ("May" Result))
;
run;

DLROW
Quartz | Level 8
Thank you. It works but I get lot of space between Min and Minweight.
It is like
Min 30
Please let me know how can this space be reduced.
DLROW
Quartz | Level 8
Min ( lot if space) 30
Reeza
Super User
Look up the TRIMMED option when creating macro variables.
learsaas
Quartz | Level 8

Proc report data = final nowd;
columns A B C
("Min %left(&MinWeight)" Name ("Activity" Amount Percent) ("May" Result))
;
run;

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