I am running PROC GENMOD and the ODS OUTPUT ModelAnove = xxx works without the repeated measure. According the SAS Help it should work also for the "JOIN TEST" table calculated and replacing the TYPE3 when the REPEAT statement is present. However, despite the join test table being calculated and present on the results on screen, the ods table-file is not created.
Does anyone know if it has a different ODS Table Name?
You can check...add ODS TRACE ON; before your proc and ODS TRACE OFF; after the procedure. Check the log, which has all the table names.
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I am running PROC GENMOD and the ODS OUTPUT ModelAnove = xxx works without the repeated measure. According the SAS Help it should work also for the "JOIN TEST" table calculated and replacing the TYPE3 when the REPEAT statement is present. However, despite the join test table being calculated and present on the results on screen, the ods table-file is not created.
Does anyone know if it has a different ODS Table Name?
Thank you very much, it was very helpful
Copy your code and notes from the log and paste into a code box opened using the forum's {I} menu icon.
By any chance did you use ODS Output ModelANOVE as your question states? The table name is ModelANOVA.
Thank you for your reply. It was a typo n my posting not on my codes
You can read about how to find the name of an ODS table for a SAS procedure.
The "documentation approach" is to go to the web page that lists all SAS procedures.
Thank for reply, the problem is when the REPEATED statement is included the table name is not listed on the website.
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