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Creating Enhanced List and Summary Reports
Selecting Observations


You might also want to select rows for your report based on a condition. To select observations, you can use the WHERE statement, just as you have learned to do with PROC PRINT.


Example

The following WHERE statement specifies that only observations that have the value LON or PAR for the variable Dest be printed.

     proc report data=flights.europe nowd;
        where dest in ('LON','PAR');
        column flight orig dest mail freight revenue;
     run;

Flight Orig Dest Mail Freight Revenue
821 LGA LON 403 209 150634
271 LGA PAR 492 308 156804
271 LGA PAR 366 498 190098
821 LGA LON 345 243 150634
821 LGA LON 248 307 193930
271 LGA PAR 353 205 166470
821 LGA LON 391 395 167772
271 LGA PAR 366 279 163248
821 LGA LON 219 368 183106
271 LGA PAR 357 282 170766
821 LGA LON 389 479 169576
271 LGA PAR 415 463 195468
821 LGA LON 448 282 143561
271 LGA PAR 352 351 123456
219 LGA LON 331 376 189065
821 LGA LON 403 209 170766
271 LGA PAR 492 308 125632
219 LGA LON 485 267 197456
271 LGA PAR 366 498 128972
219 LGA LON 388 298 162343
821 LGA LON 345 243 129560
219 LGA LON 421 356 134520
821 LGA LON 248 307 196736
271 LGA PAR 353 205 153423
219 LGA LON 447 299 106753
821 LGA LON 391 395 125344
271 LGA PAR 366 279 133345
219 LGA LON 356 547 122766
821 LGA LON 219 368 166543
271 LGA PAR 357 282 126543
219 LGA LON 272 370 198744
821 LGA LON 389 479 129745
271 LGA PAR 415 463 134976


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