Can someone please help with this code. It looks OK to me:
%macro SomeExcitingMacro(Origin);
PROC SGPLOT DATA=SASHELP.cars(where=(Origin = %bquote('&Origin.')));
VBOX Invoice
/ category = DriveTrain nooutliers;
title &Origin.;
RUN;
%mend SomeExcitingMacro;
%SomeExcitingMacro(Asia);
I get this error:
ERROR: Syntax error while parsing WHERE clause.
WHERE is fussy about parsing quoted strings But why use that complication at all? Why not just:
(where=(Origin="&Origin."))
There's no apparent reason for %BQUOTE here.
WHERE is fussy about parsing quoted strings But why use that complication at all? Why not just:
(where=(Origin="&Origin."))
There's no apparent reason for %BQUOTE here.
To resolve a macro reference you need to use double quotes. But I don;t see why your using bquote at all?
%macro someexcitingmacro (origin);
proc sgplot data=sashelp.cars;
where origin="&origin.";
vbar invoice / category=drivetrain nooutliers;
title "&origin.";
run;
%mend someexcitingmacro;
%someexcitingmacro(Asia);
You will note I changed some cases and things, nobody likes being shouted at.
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