proc freq data=input noprint; tables VAR1 * VAR2 / out=output; run; I want to know if for everyVAR1-ithere are more than one type ofVAR2-i. But in the output there iscountthat count how many timesVAR2-iis present forVAR-1-i(as I want) whilepercentis the percent ofcounton t...
Cynthia_sas SAS Super FREQ Re: How to use style elements in PROC REPORT to convert a simple report to look a certain way Posted 02-04-2019 11:58 AM (10846 views) | In reply to Varrelle Hi: You'll have to use the techniques outlined in this paper https://...
In the two macros above, the counting of missing values for each column are implemented by user programming in DATA step, but SAS provides a more powerful frequency statistic step called PROC FREQ. Can we directly use its output for variable filtering? The answer is YES. For example, the fo...
We'll show you how to "transpose" data when PROC Transpose doesn't seem to work, condense your input when inputting multiple files with the same file structure, and how to use macro variables wisely, not carelessly. All this can be yours by adding some sample code to your SAS toolbox....
proc freq data=whatever; tables codenum; run; Add order=freq to the proc freq statement if you want the codes to appear in order of greatest frequency. However, maybe I didn't understand your question properly and this is too simplistic. Upvote 0 Downvote Not open for further replies. ...
Use PVS-Studio to prevent vulnerabilities. This article will demonstrate that the analyzer copes with this task really well.Potential vulnerabilitiesCWE-476: NULL Pointer DereferenceIn total I've seen 22 errors of this kind. Perhaps, I've also skipped about the same amount....
How to Become a GTL / PROC TEMPLATE Jedi Christopher Battiston, SickKids, Toronto, Ontario, Canada ABSTRACT This tongue-in-cheek paper will bring together Star Wars and SAS®, answering (at least potentially) how would SAS® have been used a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away?
Usually you don't need to create dummies in SAS you can use the CLASS statement instead. If you do want to create them there are two procedures that are helpful PROC GLMMOD and PROC TRANSREG. Including example data is usually helpful. Share Improve this answer Follow answered May 26, 201...
Or, you could skip all of that and just add the word MEASURES as an option in your TABLES statement, so it looks like this: PROC FREQ DATA = datasetname ; TABLES nursehome*dthflag / CHISQ MEASURES ; And, you could just look at the table produced when you use the measures option –...
2 Cody's Collection of Popular SAS Programming Tasks and How to Tackle Them The last task in this chapter demonstrates how to read data values that contain units, such as 100Lbs. or 50Kgs. and create a numeric variable with all of the values using the same units. Task: Converting ...