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analyst_work
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi,

 

I want to write a code for the following listing using RWI:

 

 

  Group     Name    Age  Sex    

    grp1       n1          a1     s1

                  n2          a2     s2

                  n3          a3     s3

 

   grp2        n4         a4      s4

                  n5         a5      s5

                  

 

I am getting the output, however, the grp variable is repeating for all observations, whereas I want it only for the first observation in the group.

  

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Cynthia_sas
SAS Super FREQ

Hi,

  Have you tried BY group processing... so that your row for every obs would be something like this:

 

  ** row for every obs;
      obj.row_start(); 
        if first.byvar then obj.format_cell(data: byvar ); 
	  else obj.format_cell(text: " ");
        obj.format_cell(data: var2); 
        obj.format_cell(data: var3); 
        . . . more code for more variables . . .
        obj.format_cell(data: var??); 
 
      obj.row_end(); 

 

You would need to make sure that the data was in order and you had a BY statement in your DATA step program.

 

cynthia

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Cynthia_sas
SAS Super FREQ

Hi,

  Have you tried BY group processing... so that your row for every obs would be something like this:

 

  ** row for every obs;
      obj.row_start(); 
        if first.byvar then obj.format_cell(data: byvar ); 
	  else obj.format_cell(text: " ");
        obj.format_cell(data: var2); 
        obj.format_cell(data: var3); 
        . . . more code for more variables . . .
        obj.format_cell(data: var??); 
 
      obj.row_end(); 

 

You would need to make sure that the data was in order and you had a BY statement in your DATA step program.

 

cynthia

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