data MARRIAGE;
infile '/home/u63556826/sasuser.v94/MARR500 (2).DAT';
input WOMAN 1-5
MARRSTAT $ 7
GATTPREG 25-26
HATTPREG 27-28;
if MARRSTAT = 8 then MARRSTAT = .;
if MARRSTAT = 9 then MARRSTAT = .;
if GATTPREG > 8 then GATTPREG = .;
IF HATTPREG > 8 then HATTPREG = .;
if 0<= GATTPREG < 5 then GR_ATTITUDE = 1;
if GATTPREG >=5 then GR_ATTITUDE = 0;
if 0<= HATTPREG < 5 then HB_ATTITUDE = 1;
if HATTPREG >=5 then HB_ATTITUDE = 0;
proc print data=marriage;
label WOMAN = "Mother's ID";
label MARRSTAT = "Marital Status";
label GATTPREG = "Gravida's Attitude Towards Pregnancy";
label HATTPREG = "Husband's Attitude Towards Pregnancy";
run;
In procprint, the labels still say Woman, MARRSTAT, etc.
Proc Print is very old and needs to be told explicitly to use labels:
proc print data=marriage LABEL;
Parially has to do with some of the options designed for line printers.
If you don't actually want the observation number column then the option NOOBS will suppress those.
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