Create Footnote References in Table Cells - I
Many times when you
build a table, you want to add footnotes to explain something about
the underlying data. If the footnote applies to the entire table,
it is easy to add a footnote below the table by using a FOOTNOTE statement.
But what if a footnote applies only to a single row or column of the
table?
An easy solution is
to add an asterisk to the appropriate row or column label, and then
use the asterisk in the footnote label. The following code produces Output
14.16, which has a footnote reference in the column heading
created by changing the variable’s label and a footnote reference
in a row heading created by changing the variable’s format:
PROC FORMAT; VALUE FOOTFT ... other values skipped ...
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