I'm trying to create an Adverse Event variable that is a concatonation of the AE term, the Preferred term, and The SOC term, but I want a carriage-return with an indent for each of the terms.
For example, I want it to look like this the in the PROC REPORT:
Adverse Event
__________________________
AETERM
PTTERM
SOCTERM
I think something like the following will work:
if (aeterm ne ' ') then aeevent = trim(aeterm) ||
'|R"\par\li250 "' ||
trim(ptterm) ||
'|R"\par\b0\li500 "' ||
trim(socterm) ;
But I only get this, for examplernrn:
URI|R"\par\li250 "UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION|R"\par\b0\li500 "INFECTIONS AND INFESTATIONS
PLEASE HELP
Use ODS escapechar , if You like.
ods escapechar='~';
if (aeterm ne ' ') then aeevent = trim(aeterm) ||
'~n~_~_' ||
trim(ptterm) ||
'~n~_~_~_~_' ||
trim(socterm) ;
Use ODS escapechar , if You like.
ods escapechar='~';
if (aeterm ne ' ') then aeevent = trim(aeterm) ||
'~n~_~_' ||
trim(ptterm) ||
'~n~_~_~_~_' ||
trim(socterm) ;
Thank you!
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