Date:         Tue, 9 Jul 1996 11:30:14 CST
Reply-To:     Jack_Hamilton@HCCOMPARE.COM
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         Jack Hamilton <Jack_Hamilton@HCCOMPARE.COM>
Subject:      Re: Hiding BY variable name in PROC PRINT?
Comments: To: Charles Pearson <pearson-charles@VIKINGFREIGHT.COM>

You can do this using the NOBYLINE system option in combination with a
#BYVAR or #BYVAL specification in the TITLE statement.  For example, the
statement
 
   title 'Analysis of #byvar1 and #byvar2';
 
might produce the title line
 
   Analysis of REGION and Sales District
 
(example taken from Technical Report P-222, Changes and Enhancements to
Base SAS Software, Release 6.07.)
 
Wih PROC PROC, the NOBYLINE option will force a new page for each new by-group,
since the titles would otherwise be misleading.
 
I'll mention this and a bunch of other features mentioned in the Tech Reports
during my very brief (10 minutes) talk at WUSS in September.
 
 
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Subject: Hiding BY variable name in PROC PRINT?
Author:  Charles Pearson <pearson-charles@VIKINGFREIGHT.COM> at smtpgate
Date:    7/9/96 11:45 AM
 
 
Instead of the usual "variable=value" printed when using BY variables in
PROC PRINT, I'd just like the value printed.  I saw labeling variables
with the split character hides the variable name, but it doesn't seem to
work on the BY variables.  Any help?  Thanks!