Hi!
I am trying to make a table printed listing few variables (numeric and character). I know how to use one of the variable in the "by" statement so I have 5 different tables (example: in the variable 1, I have 5 different values, so I seperate my 5 tables by grouping them in these 5 values).
My question is: in each of the 5 tables, I want an other variable (TEST) to be the group indicator in the first column. I dont want any math to be done with the values, I only want to make a list (Proc tabulate makes a sum and I don't want that!). Se the picture.
Can you help me please?
Thanks a lot!!
Its a good idea to post test data in the form of a datastep, and show in the post what you want to the output to look like. It looks to me like a simple group statement in proc report:
proc report data=have nowd; by test_var; columns test_var a b; define test_var / group " "; define a... run;
Its a good idea to post test data in the form of a datastep, and show in the post what you want to the output to look like. It looks to me like a simple group statement in proc report:
proc report data=have nowd; by test_var; columns test_var a b; define test_var / group " "; define a... run;
According to your docx picture, try to use PROC REPORT.
It will be usefull if you provide some test data.
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