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buddha_d
Pyrite | Level 9

Guys, I have building a report as shown below. Can anyone help me to obtain that? 

data cars (DROP=MODEL);
	set sashelp.cars;
run;

PROC SQL;
	CREATE TABLE HAVE AS 
	SELECT make,origin,type,drivetrain,Cylinders,enginesize,MSRP,invoice,horsepower,
			WEIGHT,WHEELBASE,LENGTH
	FROM CARS
	WHERE MAKE='Audi'
	GROUP BY MAKE,ORIGIN,TYPE,DRIVETRAIN,CYLINDERS
	order by MAKE,ORIGIN,TYPE,DRIVETRAIN,CYLINDERS
	;
QUIT;

I want my output to look like this either in SAS or excel (prior to proc export step).

buddha_d_0-1598677544063.png

 

Thanks in advance

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Accepted Solutions
Shmuel
Garnet | Level 18
proc report data=have nofs headline;
   column make origin type drivetrain Cylinders enginesize
          MSRP invoice horsepower WEIGHT WHEELBASE LENGTH;
   define make / order;
   define origin  / order;
   define type  / order;
   define drivetrain  / order;
   define Cylinders  / order;
   define enginesize / display;
   define MSRP / display;
   define invoice / display;
   define horsepower / display;
   define WEIGHT / display;
   define WHEELBASE / display;
   define LENGTH / display;
run;

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Shmuel
Garnet | Level 18
proc report data=have nofs headline;
   column make origin type drivetrain Cylinders enginesize
          MSRP invoice horsepower WEIGHT WHEELBASE LENGTH;
   define make / order;
   define origin  / order;
   define type  / order;
   define drivetrain  / order;
   define Cylinders  / order;
   define enginesize / display;
   define MSRP / display;
   define invoice / display;
   define horsepower / display;
   define WEIGHT / display;
   define WHEELBASE / display;
   define LENGTH / display;
run;

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