Here is the image.
Arrow 1 represent how to reduce row height by using proc report?
Arrow 2 represent how merge three cells and get grand total in merged cell?
Please help me . Thanks in advance.
@MSK4 wrote:
Here is the image.
Arrow 1 represent how to reduce row height by using proc report?
Arrow 2 represent how merge three cells and get grand total in merged cell?
Please help me . Thanks in advance.
I see no arrow in your picture. Please post example data in usable form (data step with datalines), and a screenshot of the intended report, as you create it manually in Excel.
"Merged cell" would typically mean only show one cell with the contents of multiple variables.
Which I would take means the data is structured incorrectly for normal SAS usage.
If you mean that want to add a column that is the SUM of variables of A1, A2 and A3 say so as that is not a "merge"
Example values, example desired output and code you are currently using is pretty much neede
Show us your data please.
@MSK4 wrote:
"Merged cell" would means only show one cell with the content of Grand total. Please check picture above thank you.
Sorry but your picture is not exactly helpful without values in cells. All of the "totals" would be blank, so no reason to show a column at all.
Show the basic report code you are using to get a far as you have so far. And example data is really helpful.
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