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mvhoya
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi SAS communities,

 

I am attempting to use a WHERE= option in my ODS Output statement to pull in observations where variable HypRelDeathInd=1 and variable StateCd is a non-missing value. I've tried using a MISSING function by coding it as "WHERE Not Missing(StateCd)", but that yielded a syntax error in the log. Any other suggestions for how I can change my code to pull in non-missing values for my StateCd variable? Thank you in advance! 

 

Here is the code I've described:

PROC FREQ DATA = Work.Analysis2;
	TABLES HypRelDeathInd*StateCd / NOPERCENT NOROW CHISQ;
	ODS OUTPUT CrossTabFreqs = HypRslt.StatePercents (WHERE = (HypRelDeathInd=1 and WHERE Not Missing(StateCd)));
	ODS OUTPUT ChiSq = HypRslt.ChiSqResults (WHERE = (Statistic='Chi- Square'));
	RUN;
	QUIT;

 

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21
WHERE = (HypRelDeathInd=1 and Not Missing(StateCd))

or

WHERE = (HypRelDeathInd=1 and StateCd is not missing)
PG

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21
WHERE = (HypRelDeathInd=1 and Not Missing(StateCd))

or

WHERE = (HypRelDeathInd=1 and StateCd is not missing)
PG
tmlee02
Fluorite | Level 6

Hey,

 

Try using the ODS OUTPUT statement first then the PROC FREQ

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