I am attempting to change the printed out data from originally X for True and a Blank for no entry/false to changing that X to Yes and the blank to No.
I am also trying to change printout values of 13-19 to being labeled "teens" and 20s, 30s and so on for an age input value.
Example- Age 15 would read out as "teen"
Age 92 = "nineties"
Any Advice would be great!
proc format;
value $YN
'X' = 'Yes'
' ','' ='No' /* this line includes 2 single quotes with a space and just 2 single quotes depending on how your data as a "blank" is created both may be needed*/
;
Value agegroup
13-19='Teen'
20-29='20s'
30-39='30s'
<follow obvious pattern>
90-99='90s'
100-high='100+';
run;
Useage example:
proc print data=yourdatesetnamegoeshere;
var YesNo age;
format YesNo $YN. age agegroup. ;
run;
where YesNo is your variable with X/blank coding and Age is the variable with ages.
proc format;
value $YN
'X' = 'Yes'
' ','' ='No' /* this line includes 2 single quotes with a space and just 2 single quotes depending on how your data as a "blank" is created both may be needed*/
;
Value agegroup
13-19='Teen'
20-29='20s'
30-39='30s'
<follow obvious pattern>
90-99='90s'
100-high='100+';
run;
Useage example:
proc print data=yourdatesetnamegoeshere;
var YesNo age;
format YesNo $YN. age agegroup. ;
run;
where YesNo is your variable with X/blank coding and Age is the variable with ages.
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