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Date:   Sun, 4 Apr 2004 21:38:04 GMT
Reply-To:   Barry Schwarz <schwarzb@DELOZ.NET>
Sender:   "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:   Barry Schwarz <schwarzb@DELOZ.NET>
Subject:   Re: formatting an external file
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On 4 Apr 04 20:55:56 GMT, dass@UGA.EDU (Mayukh Dass) wrote:

>Hi, > >I am trying to create an external file that suppose to look like: > > Market Responses of the Subjects > > Subject No Response Value > 1 4 20 > 2 3 34 >... > >I have a file that contains the values for the variables. How to create >an external file say "response.dat" that will include a title like >above and placing the values in exact same position as shown above. > >I tried : > >input @18 Subject_No 1. @31 Response 1. @36 Value 2.; > put ' Market Responses of the Subjects ';

Doesn't this need something like an @30 to center the text?

> put @15 'Subject No' @30 'Response' @44 'Value'; >file print; > put @17 Subject_No @33 Response @45 Value ; >run; > >but am not getting the desired output. Any suggestion will be >appreciated.

What are you getting? How does what you see differ from what you want?

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