Scripting Guide - SAS

Chapter 9 Data Tables 297
Row State Operators
Notice that the first two expressions above replace the row state with just the exclusion or just the unhiding,
so that any preexisting row state characteristics are lost. More commonly you would issue the State
commands for all the characteristics that you want inside a Combine States:
rowstate()=combine states(color state(4), marker state(3), hidden state(1));
// changes the current row to hidden and a green square marker
Another common way to use a -State command would be in a row state data column whose values could
be added to the row state (for cumulative characteristics). This example excludes each odd numbered row.
Colors and Markers
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