Example 1: Selecting Variables for a Report

data grocery;
   input Sector $ Manager $ Department $ Sales @@;
   datalines;
se 1 np1 50    se 1 p1 100   se 1 np2 120   se 1 p2 80
se 2 np1 40    se 2 p1 300   se 2 np2 220   se 2 p2 70
nw 3 np1 60    nw 3 p1 600   nw 3 np2 420   nw 3 p2 30
nw 4 np1 45    nw 4 p1 250   nw 4 np2 230   nw 4 p2 73
nw 9 np1 45    nw 9 p1 205   nw 9 np2 420   nw 9 p2 76
sw 5 np1 53    sw 5 p1 130   sw 5 np2 120   sw 5 p2 50
sw 6 np1 40    sw 6 p1 350   sw 6 np2 225   sw 6 p2 80
ne 7 np1 90    ne 7 p1 190   ne 7 np2 420   ne 7 p2 86
ne 8 np1 200   ne 8 p1 300   ne 8 np2 420   ne 8 p2 125
;

proc format library=proclib;
   value $sctrfmt 'se' = 'Southeast'
                  'ne' = 'Northeast'
                  'nw' = 'Northwest'
                  'sw' = 'Southwest';

   value $mgrfmt '1' = 'Smith'   '2' = 'Jones'
                 '3' = 'Reveiz'  '4' = 'Brown'
                 '5' = 'Taylor'  '6' = 'Adams'
                 '7' = 'Alomar'  '8' = 'Andrews'
                 '9' = 'Pelfrey';

   value $deptfmt 'np1' = 'Paper'
                  'np2' = 'Canned'
                  'p1'  = 'Meat/Dairy'
                  'p2'  = 'Produce';
run;

options fmtsearch=(proclib);

proc report data=grocery nowd;

   column manager department sales;

   rbreak after / dol summarize;

   where sector='se';

   format manager $mgrfmt.;
   format department $deptfmt.;
   format sales dollar11.2;

   title 'Sales for the Southeast Sector';
   title2 "for &sysdate";
run;