Hi @JeffMeyers Just a quick note to say how much I appreciate you sharing your brilliant macros with the SAS community! I have a quick question - I can't share the data due to confidentiality issues, but it seems the PVALS option (3) for Wilcoxon Rank Sum, for continuous variables, doesn't work for me. For example the following code, doesn't produce p-values for the 3 continuous variables. If I replace the 3s in the PVALS parameter with 4s, it does attempt to calculate the exact Wilcoxon Rank Sum. Similarly if I replace the 3s with 2s it attempts to calculate exact Kruskal Wallis. But using 3s, no pvalues are produced - there no warnings or errors. %tablen(data=final, by=new_class, colby=group, orientation=landscape, destination=EXCEL, out=output, var=ageatindex sex race region practicetype yearof1L insurancetype smokingstatus charlsonscoreatbaseline durationfromadvdxtoindexindays histology ecogatindex egfrmutationtype, type=1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2, pvals=3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 1 1 1, labels=Age|Sex|Race|Geographic region|Physician practice type|Year of initiation of 1L therapy|Insurance type|Smoking status|NCI-Charlson comorbidities|Time from Stage IV NSCLC diagnosis to index date (days)|Histology|ECOG grade|EGFR mutation type, contdisplay=n_nmiss mean_sd median_range, debug=1, outdoc=/sascommon/sasusers/&un./RWE/GMD/ODSI/&pd./output/test.xlsx);
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