I am using the TRIMMED= option on PROC UNIVARIATE to lop off the top and bottom 2% of cases:
proc univariate data=stuff trimmed=.02;
var cost;
output out=cost_summ mean=mean std=std;
run;
The "paper" output shows the trimmed statistics, but the output dataset contains the untrimmed figures. This makes me unhappy.
Is there a way to have the PROC output the trimmed measures?
Thanks in advance ... .
Use ODS. Add statement
ods output TrimmedMeans=myTrimmedMeans;
to proc univariate.
Use ODS. Add statement
ods output TrimmedMeans=myTrimmedMeans;
to proc univariate.
Yep, that solved the problem ... thanks, PGStats!
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