Inside my project, I'd like to create a summary table in which I represent for each indicator the score relating to a specific date.
The problem is that the correct data type for almost all indicators is PERCENTN9.2 while for one is 6.
In other words, my output should be
Indicator Score
1 12,86%
2 110,96%
3 4.853
4 30,64%
Is it possible to obtain this output?
Hi
If it is for printed output, you can use Proc REPORT and the CALL DEFINE routine to achive this, see example below.
data have;
input
Indicator
Score
;
cards;
1 0.1286
2 1.1096
3 4.853
4 0.3064
;
proc report data=have;
column indicator score _dummy;
define indicator / display;
define score / display;
define _dummy / computed noprint;
compute _dummy;
if indicator = 3 then do;
call define("score", "format", "8.4");
end;
else do;
call define("score", "format", "percentn9.2");
end;
endcomp;
run;
Yes. What youwould do is create a character variable (remember character variables can hold anything) and then put each of your values into the correct format into there and print that (score_char in the below will contain the mismatched formats):
data want (keep=indicator score_char); set have; length score_char $200; score_char=ifc(indicator=3,put(score,5.3),put(score,percent5.)); run;
Hi
If it is for printed output, you can use Proc REPORT and the CALL DEFINE routine to achive this, see example below.
data have;
input
Indicator
Score
;
cards;
1 0.1286
2 1.1096
3 4.853
4 0.3064
;
proc report data=have;
column indicator score _dummy;
define indicator / display;
define score / display;
define _dummy / computed noprint;
compute _dummy;
if indicator = 3 then do;
call define("score", "format", "8.4");
end;
else do;
call define("score", "format", "percentn9.2");
end;
endcomp;
run;
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