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ellpap
Calcite | Level 5

hi,

I am writing code and it seems that when I try to print all the rows in my dataline, some of the rows are being skipped over for some reason.

Code: 

libname saveit '/folders/myfolders';
data saveit.wtloss; 
 
   input ID:$4. firstname: $15. lastname: $15. team: $8. startwt: $3. endwt: $3. loss ; 
   loss=startwt-endwt;
   
   datalines; 
1023 David Shaw         red    189 165
1049 Amelia Serrano     yellow 145 124
1219 Alan Nance         red    210 192
1246 Ravi Sinha         yellow 194 177
1078 Ashley McKnight    red    127 118
1221 Jim Brown          yellow 220   .
1095 Susan Stewart      blue   135 127
1157 Rosa Gomez         green  155 141
1331 Jason Schock       blue   187 172
1067 Kanoko Nagasaka    green  135 122
1251 Richard Rose       blue   181 166
1333 Li-Hwa Lee         green  141 129
1192 Charlene Armstrong yellow 152 139
1352 Bette Long         green  156 137
1262 Yao Chen           blue   196 180
1087 Kim Sikorski       red    148 135
1124 Adrienne Fink      green  156 142
1197 Lynne Overby       red    138 125
1133 John VanMeter      blue   180 167
1036 Becky Redding      green  135 123
1057 Margie Vanhoy      yellow 146 132
1328 Hisashi Ito        red    155 142
1243 Deanna Hicks       blue   134 122
1177 Holly Choate       red    141 130
1259 Raoul Sanchez      green  189 172
1017 Jennifer Brooks    blue   138 127
1099 Asha Garg          yellow 148 132
1329 Larry Goss         yellow 188 174
run ;
 
proc sort data=saveit.wtloss;
by ID;
 
proc print data=saveit.wtloss ;
run ;

 

END CODE

and then when it prints, I attached an image of what shows up.

It seems that after 14 rows, the data is cut off. 

Thank you so much for the help!

 

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andreas_lds
Jade | Level 19

Removing loss from the input-statement should solve the issue.

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andreas_lds
Jade | Level 19

Removing loss from the input-statement should solve the issue.

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