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format month mthfmt.;run;/*-- Send output to HTML --*/ods html body="C:\temp\preloadFmt1.htm";/*-- Now, do the report --*/proc summary print sum mean completetypes;class month / preloadfmt order=data;var dailyTotals;run;ods html close;And now the ODS - HTML output…PA Philly 100000NC Cary 50000NC Raleigh 360000PA Pittsburgh 75000PA Philly 450000NC Raleigh 50000PA Philly 800000NC Cary 30000NC Raleigh 50000;/*-- Query defines class levels and order --*/data query;input state $1-2 city $4-13;datalines;PA PhillyPA PittsburghNC RaleighNC Durham;run;ods html body="C:\temp\classdata1.htm";proc tabulate data=revenues classdata=queryexclusive;class state city / order=data;var amt;table state*city, amt*(n sum);run;ods html close;And the resulting HTML output…The next example shows how classdata= andexclusive can be used to zero-in on a target set of classlevels that may or may not be contained in the input data.Notice that the class combination NC/Durham does notoccur in the input data but does appear in the output.data revenues;input state $1-2 city $4-13 amt;datalines;PA Pittsburgh 200000PA Philly 500000NC Raleigh 250000ConclusionsThe examples above illustrate just two of over thirty newfeatures of PROC SUMMARY and PROC TABULATEfor Version 7 aimed at reducing the need for pre and postprocessing data to get what you really want.TrademarksSAS is a registered trademark of SAS Institute Inc. in theUSA and other countries. ® indicates USA registration.