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hershee1121
Calcite | Level 5

For a proq freq statement, I am getting an error message in the : "Disclosure constrained. Values suppressed" for one of my variables.  I would like to know why.

Thanks.

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hershee1121
Calcite | Level 5

in the output*.  For the corresponding variable I get this message in the log file:  No tests can be computed for the table of pm10q by bmi because at least one table cell has 0 frequency

ballardw
Super User

It looks like you may be running a Chi-square test of some flavor. Basic requirement is no empty cells. You'll also get a warning if fewer than 5 responses in a cell.

Since BMI, if body mass index, usually is more of a continuous variable unless you have a very large sample you likely have a number of cells with 0 counts for one or more values of your pm10q variable. You might reduce the issue by using a custom format to associate bmi with specific ranges to reduce the cell count.

What are actually attempting to accomplish? You may need another procedure/model than freq.

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