Hi. In my proc print can I rename the column headers?
N = 'Count'
Rule_Order = 'Rule'
ad_dt_char = 'AD Date'
And for the Rule_Order column is there any way to format the values so that whole number don't have the .0 attached?
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RULE_
Obs ORDER N ad_dt_char
1 1.0 80 TOTAL
2 1.0 5 03/14/2016
3 1.0 3 03/15/2016
4 1.0 14 03/16/2016
5 1.0 13 03/17/2016
6 1.0 20 03/18/2016
7 1.0 19 03/19/2016
8 1.0 4 03/22/2016
9 1.0 2 03/25/2016
10 1.5 202 TOTAL
11 1.5 1 03/15/2016
12 1.5 1 03/17/2016
13 1.5 2 03/18/2016
14 1.5 6 03/19/2016
15 1.5 12 03/21/2016
16 1.5 4 03/22/2016
Hi @buechler66,
Try this:
proc print data=yourdata label;
label N = 'Count'
Rule_Order = 'Rule'
ad_dt_char = 'AD Date';
format Rule_Order best6.; /* please adapt length 6 as appropriate */
run;
Hi @buechler66,
Try this:
proc print data=yourdata label;
label N = 'Count'
Rule_Order = 'Rule'
ad_dt_char = 'AD Date';
format Rule_Order best6.; /* please adapt length 6 as appropriate */
run;
You're welcome.
Please note that the suggested code assigns the labels and format only temporarily to the respective variables, only for the duration of the PROC PRINT step. Alternatively, you can add the same LABEL and FORMAT statements to a data step creating the input dataset for PROC PRINT ("yourdata") in order to assign the labels and format permanently. Then you don't need these statements in future PROC PRINT steps, only the LABEL option in the PROC PRINT statement (first line of code).
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