hi guys
is it possible running the query below and having one title only
title 'hello';
proc sql;
select count(brand) from mylib.cars;
select count(model) from mylib.cars; quit;
something like:
hello
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i mean i can have this below instead and have only one title on the top but i'd prefer the query above with one title. Is it doable?
title 'hello';
proc sql;
select count(brand1) from mylib.cars; quit;
title;
proc sql;
select count(model) from mylib.cars;quit;
use UNION
title;
proc sql;
select count(brand) label="Hello" from mylib.cars
union all
select count(model) from mylib.cars;
quit;
use UNION
title;
proc sql;
select count(brand) label="Hello" from mylib.cars
union all
select count(model) from mylib.cars;
quit;
works well for one line titles. Thanks PG Stats
You can get two lines too!
title;
proc sql;
select count(distinct make) label="/First line/Second line/" from sashelp.cars
union all
select count(distinct model) from sashelp.cars;
quit;
If the first character of a label is not alphanumeric, it is taken as a line separator.
but of course, for more flexibility, you can also do
title "First line";
title2 "Second line";
proc sql;
select count(distinct make) label="" from sashelp.cars
union all
select count(distinct model) from sashelp.cars;
quit;
PG
thanks a lot
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