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Hello again. I would like to have my report display the dates of the data that is in the file. Example: I'm using a file that has current quarter data in it. I would like the header to show "DATA THROUGH: 10/1/04 to 12/03/04". The data is separated by month. When I tried using the MIN and MAX prefixes I only got the dates for my last month, 12/01/04 to 12/03/04, not the dates for the complete dataset. Here's my query: 00001 DEFINE FILE EXFDAILY 00002 MONTH/M=RECVDATE; 00003 MONTH3/A3=DECODE MONTH('10' 'OCT' '11' 'NOV' '12' 'DEC'); 00004 END 00005 TABLE FILE EXFDAILY 00006 SUM TOTPCS FAILPCS 00007 COMPUTE ONTIME/D6.2=(TOTPCS-FAILPCS)/TOTPCS*100; 00008 IF DDISTCODE EQ '800' 00009 IF SERV EQ 1 00010 BY MONTH3 00011 HEADING CENTER 00012 "EXFC SCORE BY MONTH" 00013 "DATA THROUGH: </1" 00014 END
TABLE FILE EXFDAILY SUM MIN.RECVDATE MAX.RECVDATE ON TABLE SAVE AS DATES END -RUN -READ DATES &MINDATE.A8. MAXDATE.A8, TABLE FILE EXFDAILY HEADING "Dates from &MINDATE to &MAXDATE " ...
The length of the dates will depend on the formats. You may also want to use -SETs to add the slashes.