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Dave,
You're doing too much work to accomplish a really simple operation.
Your
Data work.PLAY1 ;
Set work.PLAY1 ;
%LET date = PUT(TODAY(),DDMMYY10.);
RUN;
does Nothing at all.
Try:
TITLE2 "Report run on: %sysfunc(today(),ddmmyy10.)" ;
HTH,
Dennis Diskin
From: Dave Meyer <dmeyer@HOAGHOSPITAL.ORG>@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU> on 05/09/2002
01:09 PM
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Subject: Date macro in a title for proc print
Hello SAS-Lers,
Is there a way to put the current date into the title when printing a
summary data set????? - I have been trying with no sucess.
Thanks for any advice anyone can give me,
Dave
PS What about renaming the output data set with the current date?
Example of what I have tried for the title:
DATA WORK.PLAY1;
INPUT Cost SALESMAN $ TYPE $ MODEL_Yr IDCode $ DEAL_NUM SALE_DT
MMDDYY10.;
DATALINES;
48000 Joe ACURA 1999 2345 2345 01/01/2001
28000 Ben FORD 1999 2345 2345 04/01/2001
23000 Sue FORD 1994 2344 2345 05/02/2000
;
RUN;
Data work.PLAY1 ;
Set work.PLAY1 ;
%LET date = PUT(TODAY(),DDMMYY10.);
RUN;
PROC SORT DATA = work.PLAY1 OUT = Tresults.PLAY1; BY SALESMAN DESCENDING
Cost; RUN;
PROC PRINT DATA = Tresults.PLAY1 NOOBS LABEL;
OPTIONS NODATE PAGENO=1;
BY SALESMAN ;
VAR Cost SALESMAN TYPE MODEL_Yr IDCode DEAL_NUM ;
TITLE1 "Play Data Report" ;
TITLE2 "Report run on: &date" ;
RUN ;
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