Proc Surveyfreq

[Lordy]

                                                                                                                                                          Total54100.000    I am only interested in

I am only interested in the total statistics in the output below. Is there something I should include in the table statement in proc surveyfreq procedure to give me only the totals? Thanks Table of Edu_level by SEX
Controlling for AH_LOCAL_CODE=Z2
AHS_Edu_level	CHAS_SEX	Frequency	Percent	Std Err of Percent	95% Confidence Limits for Percent	CV for Percent
1	1	1	2.6267	2.6343	0.0000	7.7907	1.0029
	2	11	31.8726	10.4146	11.4571	52.2882	0.3268
	Total	12	34.4993	10.6584	13.6058	55.3929	0.3089
2	1	3	14.2768	7.9889	0.0000	29.9374	0.5596
	2	8	31.6395	12.4148	7.3028	55.9762	0.3924
	Total	11	45.9163	12.2465	21.9096	69.9231	0.2667
3	1	1	2.6267	2.6343	0.0000	7.7907	1.0029
	2	3	16.1912	9.0225	0.0000	33.8780	0.5572
	Total	4	18.8179	9.2694	0.6472	36.9887	0.4926
4	1	0	.	.	.	.	.
	2	1	0.7664	0.7827	0.0000	2.3006	1.0213
	Total	1	0.7664	0.7827	0.0000	2.3006	1.0213
Total	1	5	19.5303	8.6562	2.5617	36.4989	0.4432
	2	23	80.4697	8.6562	63.5011	97.4383	0.1076
	Total	28	100.000

[Rick_SAS]

You can use ODS OUPUT to write the table to a data set and then use PROC PRINT with a WHERE clause to display only the rows you want.

After you write the table to a data set, look at the variables. In your case, there will be a variable named F_AHS_Edu_level that contains the value "Total". The PROC PRINT statement will look something like this:

proc print data=CrossTab;
where F_AHS_Edu_level="Total";
var F: Frequency Percent StdErr <other vars here>;
run;

[Lordy]

Thank you Rick. I run it but it is still not given only the total. Below is the output the code produced. They are the same if you compare it to the previous one i posted. Totals are displayed at every third row.

Obs	Frequency	Percent	StdErr	LowerCL	UpperCL	CV
1	7	24.9	9.7	5.8	44.0	0.3908
2	15	16.7	4.8	7.4	26.1	0.2836
3	22	41.7	9.3	23.5	59.9	0.2227
4	10	29.8	8.7	12.7	46.8	0.2922
5	11	15.6	5.5	4.8	26.3	0.3521
6	21	45.3	9.1	27.5	63.1	0.2004
7	1	3.0	3.0	0.0	8.9	0.9864
8	5	4.6	2.3	0.1	9.2	0.4965
9	6	7.7	3.8	0.3	15.0	0.4884
10	1	2.4	2.4	0.0	7.1	0.9928
11	4	2.9	1.8	0.0	6.4	0.6080
12	5	5.3	3.0	0.0	11.1	0.5580

[Lordy]

wrong output!!

I will post the right one in abit.

[Lordy]

Original output:

Table of Edu_level by SEX
Controlling for AH_LOCAL_CODE=Z1
AHS_Edu_level	CHAS_SEX	Frequency	Percent	Std Err of Percent	95% Confidence Limits for Percent	CV for Percent
1	1	7	24.9168	9.7378	5.8280	44.0057	0.3908
	2	15	16.7494	4.7506	7.4368	26.0619	0.2836
	Total	22	41.6662	9.2808	23.4732	59.8592	0.2227
2	1	10	29.7553	8.6937	12.7132	46.7974	0.2922
	2	11	15.5799	5.4864	4.8251	26.3348	0.3521
	Total	21	45.3352	9.0834	27.5292	63.1413	0.2004
3	1	1	3.0356	2.9943	0.0000	8.9054	0.9864
	2	5	4.6445	2.3062	0.1237	9.1654	0.4965
	Total	6	7.6802	3.7506	0.3279	15.0325	0.4884
4	1	1	2.3974	2.3803	0.0000	7.0634	0.9928
	2	4	2.9210	1.7758	0.0000	6.4021	0.6080
	Total	5	5.3184	2.9677	0.0000	11.1360	0.5580
Total	1	19	60.1052	8.0924	44.2418	75.9686	0.1346
	2	35	39.8948	8.0924	24.0314	55.7582	0.2028
	Total	54	100.000

Modified output:

proc print data=PTable;

where Edu_level;

var frequency percent stderr lowerCL upperCL CV;

format percent 8.1

stderr 8.1

LowerCL 8.1

UpperCl 8.1;

run;

Obs	Frequency	Percent	StdErr	LowerCL	UpperCL	CV
1	7	24.9	9.7	5.8	44.0	0.3908
2	15	16.7	4.8	7.4	26.1	0.2836
3	22	41.7	9.3	23.5	59.9	0.2227
4	10	29.8	8.7	12.7	46.8	0.2922
5	11	15.6	5.5	4.8	26.3	0.3521
6	21	45.3	9.1	27.5	63.1	0.2004
7	1	3.0	3.0	0.0	8.9	0.9864
8	5	4.6	2.3	0.1	9.2	0.4965
9	6	7.7	3.8	0.3	15.0	0.4884
10	1	2.4	2.4	0.0	7.1	0.9928
11	4	2.9	1.8	0.0	6.4	0.6080
12	5	5.3	3.0	0.0	11.1	0.5580

It is still showing totals on the third rows of the second table. Is there another way I get only the totals

[Rick_SAS]

Sorry. Since you didn't post your program, I had to guess at the name of your variables. Look at the PTable data and find the column that has the value "Total" in it. Then modify the WHERE clause to include = "Total", like this:
where F_Edu_level = "Total";

[Lordy]

Sorry about that. This is the code I used

ods trace on;

proc surveyfreq data=data6;

table AH_LOCAL_CODE*Edu_level*SEX/ CL chisq CV nowt;

weight AH_weight;

ods output CrossTabs=PTable;

run;

proc print data=PTable;

where F_Edu_level="Total";

var frequency percent stderr lowerCL upperCL CV;

format percent 8.1

stderr 8.1

LowerCL 8.1

UpperCl 8.1;

run;

[Reeza]

Post the output from proc print including all the variables please. 

Your most likely not applying the filter correctly, ie your where statement.

[Rick_SAS · Accepted solution]

proc surveyfreq data=sashelp.cars;
table type*origin*drivetrain/ CL chisq CV nowt;
weight mpg_city;
ods output CrossTabs=PTable;
run;

proc print data=PTable;
where F_Origin="Total";
run;

Try this cde, which uses the sashelp.cars data set.  You should see "Total" under the F_Origin column.

What version of SAS are you running? Submit this statement and send the log:

%put SYSVLONG = &SYSVLONG;

[Lordy]

Rick: It worked when i used the sas help dataset.

However, it failed to produce the same output for my data. I am using SAS 9.4

Below is the log infor

Output Added:

-------------

Name: CrossTabs

Label: CrossTabulation Table

Template: Stat.SurveyFreq.CrossTabFreqs

Path: Surveyfreq.Table132of1.CrossTabs

-------------

NOTE: The data set WORK.PTABLE has 1056 observations and 12 variables.

NOTE: PROCEDURE SURVEYFREQ used (Total process time):

real time 1.74 seconds

cpu time 0.81 seconds

　

1939 proc print data=PTable;

1940 where F_AHS_Edu_level="Total";

1941 run;

NOTE: No observations were selected from data set WORK.PTABLE.

NOTE: There were 0 observations read from the data set WORK.PTABLE.

WHERE F_AHS_Edu_level='Total';

NOTE: PROCEDURE PRINT used (Total process time):

real time 0.02 seconds

cpu time 0.01 seconds

[Lordy]

I am thinking it has something to do with SAS 9.4

Thanks very much Rick. You are awesome!!

[Rick_SAS]

Run the following procedure and post the results.

proc freq data=PTable;

tables _CHAR_;

run;

[Lordy]

Hi Rick, the output is shown below proc surveyfreq data=data6; table AH_LOCAL_CODE*AHS_Edu_level*CHAS_SEX/ CL chisq CV nowt; weight AH_weight; ods output CrossTabs=PTable; run; proc freq data=PTable; tables _CHAR_; run; AHS_Edu_level
F_AHS_Edu_level	Frequency	Percent	Cumulative Frequency	Cumulative Percent
1	396	20.00	396	20.00
2	396	20.00	792	40.00
3	396	20.00	1188	60.00
4	396	20.00	1584	80.00
Total	396	20.00	1980	100.00

CHAS_SEX
F_CHAS_SEX	Frequency	Percent	Cumulative Frequency	Cumulative Percent
1	660	33.33	660	33.33
2	660	33.33	1320	66.67
Total	660	33.33	1980	100.00

_SkipLine	Frequency	Percent	Cumulative Frequency	Cumulative Percent
-	528	44.44	528	44.44
1	660	55.56	1188	100.00
Frequency Missing = 792

[Rick_SAS]

OK, so
where F_AHS_Edu_level="Total";
should work.

[Lordy]

Rick: It does not produce the proc print for my data. I will past the log message below too.

Thanks!

proc surveyfreq data=data6;

table AH_LOCAL_CODE*AHS_Edu_level*CHAS_SEX/ CL chisq CV nowt;

weight AH_weight;

ods output CrossTabs=PTable;

run;

proc print data=PTable;

where F_AHS_Edu_level="Total";

run;

Output Added:

-------------

Name: CrossTabs

Label: CrossTabulation Table

Template: Stat.SurveyFreq.CrossTabFreqs

Path: Surveyfreq.Table132of1.CrossTabs

-------------

NOTE: The data set WORK.PTABLE has 1980 observations and 13 variables.

NOTE: PROCEDURE SURVEYFREQ used (Total process time):

real time 1.17 seconds

cpu time 1.20 seconds

　

1136

1137 proc print data=PTable;

1138 where F_AHS_Edu_level="Total";

1139 run;

NOTE: No observations were selected from data set WORK.PTABLE.

NOTE: There were 0 observations read from the data set WORK.PTABLE.

WHERE F_AHS_Edu_level='Total';

NOTE: PROCEDURE PRINT used (Total process time):

real time 0.00 seconds

cpu time 0.01 seconds