Summary
PROC PRINT Statements
PROC PRINT <DATA=SAS-data-set> <option(s)>;
BY variable(s);
FOOTNOTE<n> <'footnote'>;
FORMAT variable(s)
format-name;
ID variable(s);
LABEL variable='label';
PAGEBY variable;
SUM variable(s);
SUMBY variable;
TITLE<n> <'title'>;
VAR variable(s);
WHERE where-expression;
PROC PRINT <DATA=SAS-data-set>
<option(s)>;
starts the procedure
and, when used alone, shows all variables for all observations in
the SAS-data-set in the report. Other statements, that are listed
below, enable you to control what to report.
You can specify the
following options in the PROC PRINT statement:
BLANKLINE=n | BLANKLINE=(COUNT=n <STYLE=[style-attribute-specification(s)]>)
specifies to insert a blank line after every ...
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