Assuming your pattern will keep repeating, something like this will work.     /* Input data */; DATA INPUT; INFILE DATALINES; INPUT MODEL $10.; DATALINES; 735 736 737 777 775 772 773 787 797 747 ; RUN; /* Define your work days (code from: https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Programming/macro-to-exclude-week-end-days-and-company-holidays-from-the/td-p/356141) */ data wrkdays (keep=begin); format begin date9.; array holidays(6); do date = '16nov2021'd to '31dec2030'd ; **UPDATE with your date range; if date eq intnx('year',date,0,'b') then do; call missing(of holidays(*)); i=0; end; if date eq holiday('NEWYEAR', year(date)) or date eq holiday('USINDEPENDENCE',year(date)) or date eq holiday('THANKSGIVING', year(date)) or date eq holiday('CHRISTMAS', year(date)) or date eq holiday('MEMORIAL', year(date)) or date eq holiday('LABOR', year(date)) then do; **UPDATE with Holidays you want to exclude; i+1; holidays(i)=date; end; if not(date in holidays or weekday(date) in (1,7)) then do; season=1; begin=date; output; end; end; run; /* Generate final data */ options intervalds=(workdays=wrkdays); **define date interval for INTNX function; data want (drop = counter); set input; counter + 1; **start a counter; if counter = 7 then counter = 1; **reset the counter every 7th row, pattern restarts here; retain Build_Date; if _n_ = 1 then Build_Date = "16nov2021"d ; **first row should be 11/16/2021. Use today() if you want date of submit; else if counter ne 2 then Build_Date = intnx('workdays', Build_Date, 1); **repeats previous date on counter = 2 and adds 1 work day otherwise, excludes weekends; format Build_Date mmddyy10.; run; proc print data=want; run;   The last row (model 747) here will have 11/26/2021 instead of 11/25/2021 which is Thanksgiving Day. You'll need to modify the wrkdays data set to include the Holidays you wish to exclude.       ... View more

You can achieve this with the actual data set by assigning weight = 1 to observations in your data and adding a single observation representing the 0 frequency cell with a weight of 0. data have (drop = i); /* generate actual data set */ do i = 1 to 30; view = 1; success = 1; weight = 1; output; end; do i = 1 to 26; view = 2; success = 1; weight = 1; output; end; do i = 1 to 4; view = 2; success = 0; weight = 1; output; end; /* 0 freq cell with weight 0 */ do i = 1 to 1; view = 1; success = 0; weight = 0; output; end; run; proc freq data=have; weight weight; tables view*success / agree; exact mcnem; run; ... View more

You can use vjust=center in the style attributes of the column to center the values vertically. Also, one option to have the footnote directly below the table is to include it as part of your PROC REPORT call in a compute statement. proc report data=sashelp.class spanrows style(column)={just=center}; columns sex age weight; define sex/order left style(column)={VJUST=CENTER}; compute after/style(lines)={just=left}; line "Footnote here"; endcomp; run; ... View more

Here are 2 options:   Option 1 using inline formatting: ods text= "^S={ font_face = 'Times New Roman' just=j fontweight=light fontsize=12pt color=black textdecoration=underline}Background ^S={font_face = 'Times New Roman' just=j fontweight=light fontsize=12pt color=black}: For this project, we are looking for..."; Option 2 if you are using RTF then you can use RTF control words to control style: ods rtf file="UnderlineOneWord.rtf"; ods text= "^S={ font_face = 'Times New Roman' just=j fontweight=light fontsize=12pt color=black protectspecialchars=off} \ul{Background}\ul0 : For this project, we are looking for..."; ods rtf close; ... View more

You can specify the spanned heeader when defining your columns as in the example below.   proc report data=sashelp.class nowd style(header)=[background=white]; col ( sex) ('spanned header' age weight height); run; ... View more

PROC SURVEYMEANS does not directly compute the standard deviation for the mean, the reported st. dev. is for the SUM.  You might find this SAS Note useful: http://support.sas.com/kb/45/701.html.   ... View more