What is the difference between order and group variable in proc report?
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Answer / Pragya Vikas
In SAS, PROC REPORT differentiates between ORDER and GROUP variables. The ORDER variable defines the sorting sequence for observations in the output table or report. The GROUP variable groups observations by a specified variable(s) and displays subtotals and totals for each group.
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