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You are right, it dosen't seem to work using either width= or format,
if you don't mind using compute block, here are some codes may be helpful:
DATA XX;
DO I=1 TO 5;
X=UNIFORM(I*100)*10;
OUTPUT;
END;
proc print;
PROC report;
COLUMN i x truncx;
define i / group width=5;
define x / noprint;
define truncx / 'x' width=6;
compute truncx;
truncx=int(_c2_*100)/100; /* for 2 decimal place */
endcomp;
RUN;
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1 The SAS System 1
11:14 Thursday, October 14, 1999
OBS I X
1 1 4.96257
2 2 0.08872
3 3 9.82431
4 4 9.39865
5 5 1.60258
1 The SAS System 2
11:14 Thursday, October 14, 1999
I x
1 4.96
2 0.08
3 9.82
4 9.39
5 1.6
If you don't want to touch the code of proc report, you can do the same
thing
in a data step, right before proc report:
data xx (rename=(truncx=x));
set xx;
truncx=int(x*100)/100;
drop x;
Regards,
Ya
-----Original Message-----
From: cjs46692 [mailto:cjs46692@GLAXOWELLCOME.COM]
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 1999 10:10 AM
To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
Subject: Simple (I think) Truncating Question
I have a program that has several tables generated by proc report. There
are no calculations involved, it only prints results. The problem is, I
want to display the results as truncated numbers with 2 or 3 decimal
places. It seems everything I try rounds the number (format, etc). Any
help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Carol
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