Please see that attachment to view my question. Thank you,
There are many SAS conference papers out there on how to produce that type of report.
Here is an excellent one.
http://www.lexjansen.com/pharmasug/2010/tt/tt05.pdf
Please show the PROC TRANSPOSE code taht you have already tried?
proc transpose data=meanage out=transpose(drop=_label_) name=Age; id cohort; run;
Thanks,
@messaydegife wrote:
Please see that attachment to view my question. Thank you,
Yeah, no. Please post your question directly into the forum. Attachments such as docx can be problematic and many users can't download them at all for security reasons.
Look into the STACKODSOUTPUT option anyways, it's usually the answer to these types of questions:
There are many SAS conference papers out there on how to produce that type of report.
Here is an excellent one.
http://www.lexjansen.com/pharmasug/2010/tt/tt05.pdf
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