@Jerrynetwork wrote: I am trying to develop a do loop for nonconsecutive number like: 1 to 45, plus 101, 105 How to writhe the code? I tried %do i=1 % to 45, 101, 105, but doesn't work. Any suggestion? Thank you!   "Doesn't work" is such a vague description as to be meaningless. I suspect that you get an ERROR message similar to ERROR: A character operand was found in the %EVAL function or %IF condition where a numeric operand is required. If so you should include complete code, entire data step, procedure and/or macro definition and the error messages from the log. Copy and paste the text into a text box opened on the forum with the </> icon above the message window. Then possible describe what the result should be as it is impossible to tell from your incomplete snippet . Note that your code is incomplete for the macro language as it should be %to not 'to' with the %do. The comma is not part of a numeric value so that throws the character operand as %to expects something that resolves to an integer.   ... View more

Advice: Using tabs leads to the misaligned code you provided. Use spaces to keep formatting consistent.    Sorry, I cannot answer the question itself.   ... View more

I generally suggest attempting to contact the author of a paper for the data used in an example if they haven't included it as part of the paper. That way you should get the same results and know that you haven't broken the code or logic.   Made up random data is not likely to help the understanding as the results would differ and we would have to spend way too much of our volunteered time trying ot replicate something that might work. ... View more

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Could you please answer my question? It is posted here: https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/Double-line-at-specific-location-in-proc-report/m-p/301917?nobounce=#M63963   Thank you! ... View more