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I am required to run PROC MEANS and PROC UNIVARIATE but PROC UNIVARIATE already has some of the things that PROC MEANS does so how do I get rid of those for PROC UNIVARIATE? Thanks!
My code is right now is:
PROC MEANS DATA=RESULTS_ALL;
VAR AGE;
RUN;
PROC UNIVARIATE DATA=RESULTS_ALL;
VAR AGE;
RUN;
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Are you asking how to suppress ALL of the output from PROC UNIVARIATE?
Or are you asking how to suppress SOME of the output from PROC UNIVARIATE?
it's not even clear to me why you need both PROC MEANS and PROC UNIVARIATE in sequence. Wouldn't just PROC UNIVARIATE give you everything you need in this case?
Paige Miller
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Just some of PROC UNIVARIATE. And it's for an assignment so I'm required to use both PROC MEANS and PROC UNIVARIATE. If I wasn't then I would just use PROC UNIVARIATE.
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You can use ODS SELECT to select the parts of PROC UNIVARIATE you want to keep.
So, first use
ODS TRACE ON;
then run PROC UNIVARIATE and all the parts of PROC UNIVARIATE will be specified in the SASLOG. Then run UNVIARIATE again with
ODS SELECT <part1> <part2> ... ;
where <part1> etc are the actual names of the parts of PROC UNIVARIATE as shown in the SASLOG.
Look up tutorials on SAS ODS SELECT for more details.
Paige Miller
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Thanks! I'll see if it works.
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proc univariate data=sashelp.class noprint;
var age;
run;
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Thanks! I'll try it.
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PaigeMiller suggested, "Look up tutorials on SAS ODS SELECT for more details." One reference that addresses this subject is
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Thanks! I'll take a look at it.