proc import table = 'history_bk' out = table3 (keep= smkyncig smkyyears alcyndpw)
dbms = access2000
replace;
database = 'E:\sas\Tables\DATA_DEPR01.mdb';
run;
proc sort data=table3;
by smkyncig;
run;
proc means data= table3;
var smkyncig smkyyears alcyndpw;
output out= testmean n=
mean=
stddev= /autoname;
run;
O/P SHUD LOOK SOMETHING LIKE THIS
Table 3. Analysis of Smoking History and Alcohol Consumption
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Table 5. Summary of Other diseases
Cardio | ||
NAD | ||
NS | ||
S1S2N | ||
Respiratory | ||
Clear NVBS | ||
NAD | ||
Abdomen | ||
Liver Palpable | ||
NAD | ||
Soft and no mass felt | ||
Soft and non Tada | ||
Central Nervous System | ||
Clinically N | ||
NAD |
Note: No patients were found with Angina, Myoinfa, Allergy and Cerinc
If you're looking for a report output table 3 could be done several ways. Here's an example with Tabulate
Proc tabulate data = table3;
var smkyncig smkyyears alcyndpw;
table smkyncig smkyyears alcyndpw , n mean stddev;
run;
Table 5 I think needs some clarification, especially regarding the data structure of the source. Are the indented row headers values of the variable indicating a cardio, respiratory or Abdomen illness? Or is there a single variable indicating illness that needs to be grouped as indicated?
Also, which statistics are required for the blanks in the columns?
And generating a footnote as shown is going to take lots of additional information such as possible values and then a pass through the data to determine which ones are not involved.
hi,
could you explain above table 5 summary of other diseases there we need to calculate N and percent?
thank you so much!!! but I need a code to be written with proc report for the tables. Its not accepting the access database to share for your clear picture. Would send u the original database with my requirements if you can share your email id.
my email id is - rpaladugu27@yahoo.com
yeah u r right we need to cal N and percent................ can u also help me with table 3 using only proc report
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