Hi,
please help me understand the following
the symbol -< , <- and <-< are confusing
%let big=0.7; proc format; picture correlations &big -< 1 = '009.99' (prefix="*") -1 <- -&big = '009.99' (prefix="*") -&big <-< &big = '009.99'; run;
Hi @hqquenafees
By default, a simple hyphen (-) means that boundaries are included.
To exclude them, you can use the inferior sign: <
Hi @hqquenafees
By default, a simple hyphen (-) means that boundaries are included.
To exclude them, you can use the inferior sign: <
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