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Tom · ‎10-30-2019

@jbatch wrote: Thanks Tom - that solved my issue. I still feel like I remember that there is a way, in the proc format itself, to apply the conditions based on the value of the variable being formatted. But, it was a long time ago! That is only possible if the range of values do not overlap. So if 1-10 is used for food and 100-200 is use for autos you could make a format like this: proc format; value combo 1-10=[food.] 100-200=[auto.] ; run;

Ksharp · ‎07-26-2011

Hi. Mike. there are no any advantage to CALL EXECUTEover FILE/PUT/%INCLUDE, Just be more convenient. Although%include is faster than call execute for execution. But I still like call execute which not need to make a file and to execute it by %include, because it is very convenient. You just need to run one time and then get the result. Ksharp

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Re: Conditional Formatting using proc format

Conditional Formatting using proc format

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Re: Conditional Formatting using proc format

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