And to follow up on what @PaigeMiller was saying about an interval, it doesn't depend on the unrealistic assumption that the underlying population values are identical, which is what the hypothesis test p value assumes.  You know a priori that they are not identical, and so whatever p value comes out, it isn't "correct", and you don't know how far away from correct the p value is (or else you could apply some non-central correction).  For some things (say a binomial underlying variable), it isn't even a smooth curve as you move away from identical.   (Thanks and a tip of the hat to my Math Stat prof Dr. Norm Matloff)   SteveDenham ... View more

Does below do what you need? %macro demo(start,stop,inc=0.01 ); %let i=&start; %do %while(%sysevalf(&i<=&stop)); %put &=i; %let i=%sysevalf(&i+&inc); %end; %mend; %demo(0.05, 100, inc=0.05) ... View more

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