Answer Posted / jothi sankar

--> Using VAR can restrict which varibles have to be output
--> Using differnt data sets for each main condition
Eg:
DATA
MyData2
MyData3
MyData4
;
SET MyData1;
if Dept = 'Computer' OUT MyData2;
else if Dept = 'Electronic' OUT MyData3;
else if Dept = 'Chemical' OUT MyData4;
RUN;
--> Using PRINTEM for viewing datas individually

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