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Date:         Tue, 30 Nov 1999 02:52:59 GMT
Reply-To:     Robin baker <rdbaker@SYMPATICO.CA>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:         Robin baker <rdbaker@SYMPATICO.CA>
Organization: Sympatico
Subject:      Re: TITLE/JUSTIFY & ATTRIB/LABEL questions

TITLE statement is not executable and should go before the PROC PRINT STATEMENT. However I have had problems with this too, on a main frame if I remember correctly, can't remember the specifics, if I solved it or how. But try, should work according to the rules.

On 30 Nov 99 01:51:44 GMT, sarthur67@YAHOO.COM (Stephen Arthur) wrote:

>Hi again, > >Think these are 'easy' questions for me, but I just >can't seem to get these buggers to work. > >1) If this is the correct syntax for TITLE/JUSTIFY, >why is it printing the title centered and not left >justified as I have commanded? The macro variables I >am using resolve correctly and the format works >properly too! > >************************************************; >proc print data = ratio; > > title1 j=left "&cell1"; > title2 j=left "&file1"; > title3 j=left "&cell2"; > title4 j=left "&file2"; > > format gene $gene.; > id gene; >run; >************************************************; > >2) What's the deal with my LABEL statements? I can't >get this ATTRIB statement to work before or after the >SET statement. I tried the 'normal' way of listing >LABEL w/o the ATTRIB statement and still no luck. > >*************************************************; >data ratio; >attrib > avebc label = "&cell1 fwb" > avebb label = "&cell2 fwb" > avefc label = "&cell1 fmb" > avefb label = "&cell2 fmb"; > set ratio; > ratiof = avebc/avebb; > ratiofmb = avefc/avefb; >run; >*************************************************; > >Could the problem in a some fancy option statement? > >steve >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. >Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com


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