My data looks like
X pct_Elderly
1 1.1
0 2.0
1 3.0
0 4.8
1 9.5
0 0.9
0 3.3
1 70.6
1 19.8
I need to populate a table like:
X | |
Total | 5 |
high elderly(+1 SD) | ? |
All suggestions welcomed!
PROC MEANS
I was thinking whether it is :
Procedure 1:
proc means data=have;
var pct_elderly;
where x=1;
run;
or
Procedure 2:
data want;
set have;
high_elderly=(pct_elderly>=means+sd);
run;
proc freq data=want;
tables high_elderly;
where x=1;
run;
Those are very different. Based on the data you presented, what number are you expecting? What are the business rules?
For the second approach, I don't see the mean/sd so not sure where you're expecting that to come from and I wouldn't expect that to work. Does it work, or return errors?
@pmpradhan wrote:
I was thinking whether it is :
Procedure 1:
proc means data=have;
var pct_elderly;
where x=1;
run;
or
Procedure 2:
data want;
set have;
high_elderly=(pct_elderly>=means+sd);
run;
proc freq data=want;
tables high_elderly;
where x=1;
run;
Did you even try these? Do they produce the answer you want? If not, state clearly what is missing from these answers.
Specifically, what is wrong with your Procedure 1? It seems like it does what you are asking (although I'm not 100% clear on what you are asking)
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