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Saeed
Calcite | Level 5
I want to strict my analysis to males and do not include females.
For example if I have 0=males and 1= females how can I restrict my analysis to males only. For example to compare heamoglobin mean levels across treatments (1= insulin, 2= diet) in men only.
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ArtC
Rhodochrosite | Level 12
Look up the WHERE statement/clause/option.

WHERE data set option.
[pre]
proc whatever data=mydat(where=(gender=0));
[/pre]

WHERE statement.
[pre]
proc whatever data=mydat;
where gender=0;
[/pre]

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