Hello
I want to create two sas macro variables using proc sql with Into statement
What is wrong with following code syntax?
PROC SQL noprint;
select sum( SUM_Sales_Region) into: PGrand_Total_Sales,
sum(Customers_Region) into : PCustomers_Region
from outcome1
;
QUIT;
First select variables then macro variables 🙂
Easier to read if you move the : to the macro variables.
PROC SQL noprint;
select sum( SUM_Sales_Region), sum(Customers_Region) into :PGrand_Total_Sales, :PCustomers_Region
from outcome1
;
QUIT;
//Fredrik
proc sql; select count(*),sum(case when sex="M" then 1 else 0 end) into :v1, :v2 from sashelp.class; quit; %put &v1.; %put &v2.;
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