Hi,
Anyone know if it's possible to seal the gap (highlighted below) in PROC REPORT (non ODS)? BC the first column is using "flow" option it is creating a space for all columns, thank you all.
data tr;
merge adsl
adtr;
by subjid;
subject= trim(siteid)||'/'||trim(subjid)||'/~'||strip(age)||'/'||trim(sex)||'/'||trim(race)||'/~'||trim(TRT01a);
run;
proc report data=tr missing headskip headline split='~' nowindows missing spacing=1;
column subject trtsdt visit adt ady _base _aval _chg pchg;
define subject / width=31 "Site/Subject ID/~Age/Sex/Race/~Study Treatment" order order=data flow left;
define visit / width=20 "Visit" center;
define adt / width=11 "Study Date" center;
define trtsdt / width=10 "First~Dose~Date" order order=data center;
define trtedt / width=9 "Date of Last Treatment Exposure" center;
define tr01sdt / width=9 "Date of First Exposure in Period 01" center;
define tr01edt / width=9 "Date of Last Exposure in Period 01" center;
define _base / width=11 "Baseline~Lesion~Measurement" order order=data center;
define basecount / width=4 "Base~Count" center;
define _aval / width=12 "On Treatment~Lesion~Measurement" center;
define lesnumber / width=8 "Lesion #" center;
define ady / width=5 "Study Day" center;
define ablfl / width=5 "ablfl" center;
define _chg / width=8 "Change" center;
define pchg / width=8 "% Change" center;
break after subject/ skip;
run;
What you are requesting several rows in the right-hand columns go across one single row in the first column.
Proc tabulate is more suited to this exercise.
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