Hi,
I was just thinking if some one can actually help me out with getting a solution for the problem described below:
If I apply a format in a define statement like this in a PROC REPORT:
define b_weight / display "Weight#(kg)" center format=9.1 style = {cellwidth = 40 pt};
it will pad the result with leading blanks, for instance, 75.2 comes out as " 75.2". Centering or left-aligning such columns is not aesthetically possible. Is there a way to tell proc report to ignore any and all leading blanks in a column? Same for trailing blanks, for that matter, when applying a character format. If this cannot be done, we'd need to still pre-process such columns to create a stripped character version of the variable.
Need Help.
Thank You.
Regards,
Sudha
I was just thinking if some one can actually help me out with getting a solution for the problem described below:
If I apply a format in a define statement like this in a PROC REPORT:
define b_weight / display "Weight#(kg)" center format=9.1 style = {cellwidth = 40 pt};
it will pad the result with leading blanks, for instance, 75.2 comes out as " 75.2". Centering or left-aligning such columns is not aesthetically possible. Is there a way to tell proc report to ignore any and all leading blanks in a column? Same for trailing blanks, for that matter, when applying a character format. If this cannot be done, we'd need to still pre-process such columns to create a stripped character version of the variable.
Need Help.
Thank You.
Regards,
Sudha