the picture above is output of 'proc contents' and there are more than three hundreds variables in it.
I want to transfer the variables to word and use the 'looking for' function .
how should I do ?
ods rtf file='/home/fkhurshed/demo_proc_contents.rtf';
proc contents data=sashelp.cars;
run;
ods rtf close;
You can search your SAS results window, use CTRL+F similar to word.
@tianerhu wrote:
the picture above is output of 'proc contents' and there are more than three hundreds variables in it.
I want to transfer the variables to word and use the 'looking for' function .
how should I do ?
I think you can either write the listing to a text file, or use ODS RTF
ods rtf file='/home/fkhurshed/demo_proc_contents.rtf';
proc contents data=sashelp.cars;
run;
ods rtf close;
You can search your SAS results window, use CTRL+F similar to word.
@tianerhu wrote:
the picture above is output of 'proc contents' and there are more than three hundreds variables in it.
I want to transfer the variables to word and use the 'looking for' function .
how should I do ?
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