data sales;
input salesperson $ January February March ;
datalines;
Smith 1000 650 800
Johnson 0 900 900
Reed 1200 700 850
Davis 1050 900 1000
Thompson 750 850 1000
Peterson 900 600 500
Jones 800 900 1200
Murphy 700 800 700
Garcia 400 1200 1150
;
run;
proc print data=sales noobs sumlabel='Total' grandtotal_label='Grand Total' ;
sum January February March ;
run;
I want to grand_total using grand_totallabel option but its not give
The label is displayed in the obs number column, so you need to omit the NOOBS option:
proc print
data=sales
sumlabel='Total'
grandtotal_label='Grand Total'
;
sum January February March;
run;
If you want it in the salesperson column, use PROC REPORT:
proc report data=sales;
column salesperson january february march;
define salesperson / display;
define january / sum;
define february / sum;
define march / sum;
rbreak after / summarize;
compute after;
salesperson = "Grand Total";
endcomp;
run;
proc sort data=sashelp.class out=class;
by sex;
run;
proc format;
value $genderf
'F'='Female'
'M'='Male';
run;
proc print data=class noobs
sumlabel='#byval(sex) Total' grandtotal_label='Grand Total';
by sex;
var name age height weight;
sum height weight;
format sex $genderf.;
run;
When you use BY, PROC PRINT knows where to put that label. Without BY, it can only use the obs column.
I generally use a different report procedure, either Tabulate or Report to have more control over things and avoid the sometimes esoteric interactions of the Proc Print options.
proc tabulate data=sales; class salesperson; var January February March; table salesperson='' All='Grand Total' , (January February March)*sum=''*f=best8. /box = 'Sales Person' ; run;
Also it seems like as soon as I do the basic report I get asked something like "What is the mean for each Sales person?" which Proc Print won't do.
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