this the answer for my question : "If any of those variables in the COMPUTE blocks are numeric variables, then whether the CALL DEFINE will work ultimately depends on whether you have a usage of DISPLAY or not for the numeric variables." THANK YOU @ Cynthia_sas, ... View more

Hi:   I'm not sure what any remaining issues are except you may want to have a title and footnote INSIDE the graph image and then ALSO on the RTF page...that's not possible without doing some annotation. However, if you mean that you want to have a report and a graph in the same document and you want to turn the options for nogtitle, nogfootnote on and off between steps, here's how to do that:   1) Graph first, then report:   2) Report first, then graph:   Note how between the steps, an ODS RTF statement is issued, without a FILE=, but with the option that I want to change.   Hope this helps, cynthia ... View more

@jklaverstijn Your approach potentially looses the text of the last footnote (footnote10)  by only selecting the first 9. If you actually have a tenth footnote you would want to concatenate the text of 9 and 10 and hopefully insert a line break. ... View more

@amager wrote: Hi everyone,   I want to summarize all variables and to calulate mean juste for one variable x. my proc summary is it correct ?   proc summary data=table_tosum ; var &variables_to_sum.; by DD DF; id a b c d &other_variables. ; output out=table (drop= _TYPE_ _FREQ_ _ORGA ) sum()= mean(x)=; run; thanks. Placing the fixed name of a variable into one position of code such as mean(x) when that variable is not explicitly listed on the var statement is a likely point of code failure in the future when the macro variable &variables_to_sum does not contain x. ... View more

call missing' what's i'm searching for, thanks a lot @gamotte ... View more