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xtc283x
Quartz | Level 8

Hello-

 

   I'm running a 2-way crosstab in Proc Freq and am dumping the output into Excel using the ODS HTML output options. Proc Freq always pads the output with two columns.

 

The first column has this information in it:

 

"Frequency 

Percent 

Row Pct 

Col Pct"

 

While the second column is blank.

 

What are the options that will suppress these two columns?

 

Thank you.

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ChrisHemedinger
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A similar question was asked in this thread.  The recommendation: you could use PROC TABULATE (or REPORT) instead for more control of your report appearance.

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ChrisHemedinger
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You could try the LIST or CROSSLIST options on the TABLES statement to see if that gets you close to what you want.

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xtc283x
Quartz | Level 8

Thanks for the tip on the CROSSLIST option. That solved another question I had. But it doesn't fix my original question. I still need the suppressing options for the two columns.

ChrisHemedinger
Community Manager

A similar question was asked in this thread.  The recommendation: you could use PROC TABULATE (or REPORT) instead for more control of your report appearance.

Learn from the Experts! Check out the huge catalog of free sessions in the Ask the Expert webinar series.
xtc283x
Quartz | Level 8

Reluctantly good suggestion. Thanks.

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