Date:         Thu, 14 Aug 1997 11:44:41 -0400
Reply-To:     "Childs, Randy" <RCHILD@ABTI.COM>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         "Childs, Randy" <RCHILD@ABTI.COM>
Subject:      Re: Line Spacing in Output
Comments: To: TJQC96A@PRODIGY.COM
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You don't need to adjust your program or go to the lengths suggested by Tim
Berryhill.  Simply do a small amount of pre-processing.  Create a variable
that
tells your DATA _NULL_ where to skip.
 
DATA K;
  SET K;
  BY QNUM;
  IF LAST.QNUM THEN SKIP = 1;
  ELSE SKIP = 0;
RUN;
 
data _null_;
  file print n=ps;
  options nonumber nodate;
  put #3 @3 'Qnum' @15 'Qanswer' @25 'QAweight'
             @35 'Qweight' @45 'TotQa' @55 'MaxScore' @65 'Pct';
  do i=1 to 67;
    set k;
    by qnum;
    put #1 @6 qnum @18 qanswer @29 n_qaw @38 qweight
               @48 n_totqa @56 Max @65 n_pct;
 
    IF SKIP = 1 THEN PUT ' ';
  end;
  put _page_;
  run;
 
                              Randy Childs
                              Alpha-Beta Technology
                              rchild@abti.com