Hi all,
I am doing a simple Sum using the Group By statement and I got what I wanted -- the total members in each state and total spend in each state.
Now, I was thinking if it's possible to add another row that shows the overall national total (sum of all states).
Below is my simplified code.
proc sql;
create table SUM_BY_STATE as
SELECT
STATE
,sum(MEMBER_COUNT) as TOT_MBR_COUNT
,sum(MEMBER_SPEND) as TOT_MBR_SPEND
FROM RECORD1
GROUP BY STATE
order by STATE;
quit;
you could always just insert the total..
proc sql;
create table SUM_BY_STATE as
SELECT
STATE
,sum(MEMBER_COUNT) as TOT_MBR_COUNT
,sum(MEMBER_SPEND) as TOT_MBR_SPEND
FROM RECORD1
GROUP BY STATE
order by STATE;
insert into SUM_BY_STATE (state, mbr_count, mbr_spend)
select
'Grand Total' as State,
sum(mbr_count),
sum(mbr_spend)
from record1;
quit;
you could always just insert the total..
proc sql;
create table SUM_BY_STATE as
SELECT
STATE
,sum(MEMBER_COUNT) as TOT_MBR_COUNT
,sum(MEMBER_SPEND) as TOT_MBR_SPEND
FROM RECORD1
GROUP BY STATE
order by STATE;
insert into SUM_BY_STATE (state, mbr_count, mbr_spend)
select
'Grand Total' as State,
sum(mbr_count),
sum(mbr_spend)
from record1;
quit;
You can also union the total at the bottom of the SQL:
proc sql;
create table SUM_BY_STATE as
SELECT
STATE
,sum(MEMBER_COUNT) as TOT_MBR_COUNT
,sum(MEMBER_SPEND) as TOT_MBR_SPEND
FROM RECORD1
GROUP BY STATE
union
SELECT
'Grand Total' as State,
,sum(MEMBER_COUNT) as TOT_MBR_COUNT
,sum(MEMBER_SPEND) as TOT_MBR_SPEND
FROM RECORD1
quit;
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