Regression Output Parameter Estimates

[amychau]

Is there a way to limit ODS or PROC Reg output to just the parameter estimats? I'm running several regressions, and each time, SAS prints out a ton of extra information that I don't need. I really only need the first page of each regression output, the parameter estimates, so the regressions are taking an unnecessarly long time to run.

[Reeza · Accepted solution]

Before your proc add the following line to limit the results to the parameter estimates table.

ODS SELECT ParameterEstimates;

[amychau]

Thank you, Reza!

So would my code look like this? 

ODS SELECT ParameterEstimates;

proc reg data= Database;
TITLE 'Table 1.1 UC Berkeley Total Admission Rates';
model UCBTotalAR = AvgSAT LCFFPerCapita FundPerCapita Year;

proc reg data= Database;
TITLE 'Table 1.2 UC Berkeley Total Senior Admission Rates';
model UCBSeniorAR = AvgSAT LCFFPerCapita FundPerCapita Year;

[Reeza]

Run it and let me know 🙂

[amychau]

Hi Reeza!

Thank you for your help! By using the code you suggested, I was able to limit the output for the first regression to just the parameter estimate; however, when I attempt to run the code including the second regression, the output still prints the graphs. When I put the code in front of both regressions 1 and 2, the output still prints graphs for regression 2. Is there a way to limit output to the parameter estimate for all of my regressions? I have about 80-90 regressions, so I can't print the full report for all of thse.

[Reeza]

That doesn't make sense. If it's in front of each it should suppress for each. If you have 80-90 proc regs Im going to say you have a very inefficient process and getting the results you want aren't going to be straightforward.  For one - the name for each table would need to be unique. It doesn't make sense to have any output with 80-90 regressions. You should capture all in a table since manually reviewing that many results is goimg to be error prone. 

You could use close all destinations so you don't get any results but I would suggest redesigning your process. Although it seems tedious my guess is as soon as you need to make a small change you'll get the time back 

This paper may be helpful. 

http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings11/249-2011.pdf

[amychau]

Hi Reeza, 

I tried it again and it actually worked! Thank you!