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Posted 07-09-2017 05:21 PM
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I am wondering whether there is an alternative to using Noprint in the OPTMODEL Procedure. I have tried using noprint, but whenever I do that my macro fails to work. In other words, when I have the following the macro fails:
%macro model_outOri ( per1,per2,j0);
* Starting OPTMODEL Procedure;
proc optmodel noprint;
Since I have about 15,000 results, I want to avoid having tables in my results such as the following one:
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Instead of noprint try Printlevel=0
Chris
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Thank you very much, @ChrisBrooks. Printlevel=0 works very well.
Cheers