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Zatere
Quartz | Level 8

Hello there,

 

I want to merge two columns so that they are shown as one when using PROC REPORT.

 

 

data have;
   input condition $ Today Yesterday Diff;
   datalines;
AAA 18 17 1
BBB 3524 3541 -17
CCC 773 781 -8
DDD 1721 1721 0
EEE 26 26 0
FFF 5 3 2
;
run;


PROC REPORT DATA=have;	
COLUMN condition Today ('Yesterday' Yesterday Diff);
run;

 

 

The output of the above is:

 

Zatere_0-1607506204568.png

 

What I want is:

 

Zatere_1-1607506313329.png

Any ideas please?

Thanks

 

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Define the columns without labels, and create "super-labels" for all:

PROC REPORT DATA=have;	
COLUMN ("Condition" condition) ("Today" Today) ('Yesterday' Yesterday Diff);
define condition / "" display;
define today / "" display;
define yesterday / "" display;
define diff / "" display;
run;

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Define the columns without labels, and create "super-labels" for all:

PROC REPORT DATA=have;	
COLUMN ("Condition" condition) ("Today" Today) ('Yesterday' Yesterday Diff);
define condition / "" display;
define today / "" display;
define yesterday / "" display;
define diff / "" display;
run;

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