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sasuser_sk
Quartz | Level 8

I have the code and output below. I would like to remove decimal this code produces in column Blg_Mo. Help would be greatly appreciated.

 

compute blg_mo_calc/char;
blg_mo_calc=put(blg_mo,8.);
endcomp;
break after blg_mo / summarize;
compute after blg_mo;
blg_mo_calc = 'SubTotal';
call define (_row_, 'style', 'style=[fontweight=bold background=#B1E599]');
endcomp;


rbreak after / summarize style=[background=cxf0f0f0 fontweight=bold fontsize=12pt];
compute after;
call define ('_c1_', 'style', 'style=[pretext="Grand Total"]');
endcomp;
label blg_mo_calc= 'Blg_Mo';

 

OUTPUT:

sasuser_sk_0-1614026072976.png

 

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ballardw
Super User

That is not a "decimal". That is a MISSING value used in the creation of the character value.

 

Add:

Options missing=' ';

prior to proc report so the missing value is a space.

Reset afterwards to the default using

Options missing=' ';

 

OR write a custom format for the column that displays missing as a space instead of 8. in that PUT.

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ballardw
Super User

That is not a "decimal". That is a MISSING value used in the creation of the character value.

 

Add:

Options missing=' ';

prior to proc report so the missing value is a space.

Reset afterwards to the default using

Options missing=' ';

 

OR write a custom format for the column that displays missing as a space instead of 8. in that PUT.

sasuser_sk
Quartz | Level 8

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