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A Step-by-Step Introduction to PROC REPORT David Lewandowski, Thomson Healthcare, Evanston, IL ... On the define statement, you can specify the formatting options for that column. “format” applies the standard SAS formats to the column, “width” sets the column width, “flow” wraps the text within the width you specified, and
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