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lady8506
Quartz | Level 8

I have a frequency table given by PROC FREQ that looks like this:

 

 

PROC FREQ DATA = have;
TABLES SurgeryGroup * InsuranceStatus / nopercent;
RUN;

It gives me the correct table that looks like this: 

table.jpg

 

I would like to make a separate calculation off of this table called the "Reconstruction Rate" - subdivided by insurance status like above - which is basically:

 

No BCT w/ Recon / (No BCT w/ Recon + No BCT)

Example: 36/(36 + 69)     &      563/(563 + 595)

 

It should be coded so that if the frequencies of the table change (possibly due to more data added at a later date), then so does the answer to the calculation. 

 

Any help is appreciated. Thank you!

 



 
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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

Create an output data set, and then do the additional calculations using this output data set from PROC FREQ.

 

To create an output data set, use

 

TABLES SurgeryGroup * InsuranceStatus / nopercent out=results;

OR

 

If I am udnerstanding the additional calculations correctly, you could run another PROC FREQ wihtout the category "Had Breast Conserving Surgery" and then this second PROC FREQ would give you the results directly. 

--
Paige Miller

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

Create an output data set, and then do the additional calculations using this output data set from PROC FREQ.

 

To create an output data set, use

 

TABLES SurgeryGroup * InsuranceStatus / nopercent out=results;

OR

 

If I am udnerstanding the additional calculations correctly, you could run another PROC FREQ wihtout the category "Had Breast Conserving Surgery" and then this second PROC FREQ would give you the results directly. 

--
Paige Miller

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