This is my coding. I am very new to SAS and currently doing school project.
data response;
input Subject $ Political_party $ Sex $ Age $
Donation Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 @@ ;
datalines;
1 D M 47 400 4 3 6 2
2 R M 36 800 4 6 6 6
3 I F 52 200 1 3 7 2
4 R M 47 300 3 2 5 3
5 D F 42 300 4 4 5 6
6 R F 44 1200 2 2 5 5
7 D M 44 200 6 2 3 6
8 D M 50 400 4 3 6 2
09 D F 33 500 3 4 7 1
10 R M 49 700 7 2 6 7
11 D F 59 600 4 2 5 6
12 D M 38 300 4 1 2 6
13 I M 55 100 5 5 6 5
14 I F 52 200 5 2 6 5
15 D F 48 100 6 3 4 6
16 R F 47 1500 2 1 6 2
17 D M 49 500 4 1 6 2
18 D F 43 1000 5 2 7 3
19 D F 44 300 4 3 5 7
run;
proc means data=response maxdec=3;
var Donation;
class Political_party ;
types () Political_party;
title 'Prediction of donation size based on political party';
run;
i plan on doing one more analysis which is the skewness of the political party, how to modify the coding?
You can list the statistics in the PROC MEANS statement. THe list of available statistics can be found her:
Base SAS(R) 9.2 Procedures Guide
proc means data=response maxdec=3 N MIN MAX MEDIAN MEAN SKEW;
var Donation;
class Political_party ;
types () Political_party;
title 'Prediction of donation size based on political party';
run;
You can list the statistics in the PROC MEANS statement. THe list of available statistics can be found her:
Base SAS(R) 9.2 Procedures Guide
proc means data=response maxdec=3 N MIN MAX MEDIAN MEAN SKEW;
var Donation;
class Political_party ;
types () Political_party;
title 'Prediction of donation size based on political party';
run;
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