Fitting Proc Means to one excel worksheet

[DME790]

Hi All,

I have a proc means that creates multiple tables. I use ODS Excel to export it to excel.

When it exports it creates a new tab for each table and I would like all the tables to appear on one worksheet.

Or ultimately If I can actually have all the data appear in one table.

Proc means data=work.acw_abs_baseline median Mean q1 q3 stddev;
By Cluster Queue_cd;
VAR AWT;
Format AWT Comma9.0;
Run;

Current ouput

Cluster=ABS Queue Code=ABSa
The MEANS Procedure
Analysis Variable : AWT
Median	Mean	Lower Quartile	Upper Quartile	Std Dev
107.3750000	138.5862480	58.7692308	174.2857143	142.0509725

Like the Output to look like this?  

Analysis Variable : AWT
Cluster	Code	Median	Mean	Lower Quartile	Upper Quartile	Std Dev
ABS	ABSa	107.3750000	138.5862480	58.7692308	174.2857143	142.0509725
ABS	ABSb	67.0000000	121.4754246	17.6666667	143.0000000	275.3427533
DSC	DSCa	251.0000000	327.7871022	134.0000000	421.5000000	329.8855516
DSC	DSCb	226.3333333	288.4081027	114.0000000	387.0000000	278.9890103

Cheers

Dean

[Reeza · Accepted solution]

1. Use ODS EXCEL with the SHEET_INTERVAL='none' option to have all the results on one table.

2. To get a 'simplified' table, run PROC MEANS using the STACKODS option - capture the table and then use PROC PRINT to export the results to your excel file using ODS EXCEL. 

You can either do it before the ODS EXCEL to avoid duplicate output or use ods exclude all to suppress the results.

See an example of the STACKODS options here:

http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/proc/70377/HTML/default/viewer.htm#p17h6q7ygvkl1sn13qzf9...

[TomKari]

Another option: Use the CLASS statement in PROC MEANS...

proc means data=sashelp.class median Mean q1 q3 stddev nway;
class name sex;
var height;
run;

[DME790]

Thanks Tom for your help again.

Cheers

Dean