This context is valid because an automatic, internal conversion using the BEST. format
will be performed (with no warning messages).
Initializing Dynamic Variables and Macro
Variables
The main difference between dynamic variables and macro variables is that they are
initialized differently.
For dynamic variables, use the DYNAMIC statement with PROC SGRENDER as
shown in the following example.
proc sgrender data=financial template=timeseries;
dynamic yvar="inflation" ylabel="Inflation Rate";
run;
Values for dynamic variables that resolve to column names or strings should be quoted.
Numeric values should not be quoted.
For macro variables, use ...
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