proc summary data = lm_pull_through_positive nway;
class Grouping ;
output out = lm_pull_through_Summary
sum(num) = num;
run;
data lm_pull_through_Summary_1;
set lm_pull_through_Summary;
Pct = num / _Freq_;
run;
Grouping _type_ _freq_ Num Pct
Liquidation 1 610 117 0.1918032787
Retention 1 2040 160 0.0784313725
I want to now combine and show bottom line of totals for desired output
Freq Num Pct
2650 277 0.104528
Remove the NWAY option from summary and you'll get a line with the overall total included with the variable _TYPE_=0 to indicate the total.
Remove the NWAY option from summary and you'll get a line with the overall total included with the variable _TYPE_=0 to indicate the total.
And another way with a different procedure if you do not need a data set with the values
Proc tabulate data = lm_pull_through_pos;
class Grouping;
var num;
table grouping all='Total', n='Count' sum pctsum;
run;
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