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One possibility might be a view.
data test / view=test;
set sashelp.class;
if weight>100 then sex="-";
run;
Is that something like you want?
However, a problem might be the accessability of the base data. For that
you could use a read-pw and add that to the view:
data xx(read=secret);
set sashelp.class;
run;
data test / view=test;
set xx(read=secret);
if weight>100 then name="********";
run;
Gerhard
On Thu, 8 May 2008 04:50:28 -0700, JohnH <john.c.hennessey@SSA.GOV> wrote:
>We produce tables for the public which contain counts of people in
>certain categories. For privacy reasons, we must suppress cells that
>have small counts. Then, a secondary round of cell suppression takes
>place. For those who have cell suppression issues, I am sure you
>understand the details. Does anyone know where I can obtain SAS code
>which will take a table of counts and, with certain parameters set,
>apply cell suppression techniques to the table?
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