Hello all.
I have a file that lists out individual holdings by 2 managers. I successfully created a summarized report of total holding by each manager using the code below: However, I actually need the summarized figure from this report in other calculations. Because it is a "report", I wasn't sure how I can call on the summarized field within.
What I am trying to do is say "this manager currently holds $10,000 in apple, and divide that $10,000 by the summarized total from the report to get a % of total column".
proc report data=temp.tsndata1;
columns mgrno fdate shareprice;
define mgrno/group;
define fdate/group;
define shareprice/analysis sum;
run;
See if this helps helps.
proc report data=temp.tsndata1; columns mgrno fdate shareprice,(sum pctsum); define mgrno/group; define fdate/group; define shareprice/analysis; run;
The comma after shareprice indicates that you want to "nest" results and requesting multiple statistics.
Or you can use alias
proc report data=temp.tsndata1; columns mgrno fdate shareprice shareprice=sharepctsum; define mgrno/group; define fdate/group; define shareprice/analysis sum; define sharepctsum / analysis pctsum; run;
To get more precise suggestions you would need to provide example data and perhaps expected numbers hand worked from the results of your current report.
See if this helps helps.
proc report data=temp.tsndata1; columns mgrno fdate shareprice,(sum pctsum); define mgrno/group; define fdate/group; define shareprice/analysis; run;
The comma after shareprice indicates that you want to "nest" results and requesting multiple statistics.
Or you can use alias
proc report data=temp.tsndata1; columns mgrno fdate shareprice shareprice=sharepctsum; define mgrno/group; define fdate/group; define shareprice/analysis sum; define sharepctsum / analysis pctsum; run;
To get more precise suggestions you would need to provide example data and perhaps expected numbers hand worked from the results of your current report.
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