adjusted mean HELP

[deleted_user]

Hi, i'm new to SAS and i could use some help for a problem.
I'm working on a sample of 2,500 subjects and I'd like to calculate
the mean of a variable X for my entire sample, adjusted for age,sex and another variable Y (knowing that age and Y are considered continuous).Is it possible to do such thing in SAS? I know how to obtain adjusted means with proc glm but across the categories of a categorical variable like:
proc glm data=table;
class x1;
model X=x1 x2 x3;
lsmeans x1;run;

My problem is to do the same but without having so called categorical variable...

Thanks a lot!!
AS Message was edited by: AS

[sbb]

Suggest you have a look at the SAS support website http://support.sas.com/ and use the SEARCH facility, or consider using Google advanced search with the argument (site parameter in lowercase limits search to the SAS.COM site):

calculate adjusted mean site:sas.com


Scott Barry
SBBWorks, Inc.

[deleted_user]

Thanks Scott for your answer.
However I didn't find anything relevant. Everything is related to the obtention of adjusted means across categorical variables...
I'll keep looking.
AS

[Paige]

You have to set values for x1, x2, and my favorite, x3, and then generate a predicted value for X. Otherwise, your problem statement seems meaningless to me.