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jrushing_wfu
Calcite | Level 5
Hi. I'm using proc tabulate. I'm doing a table with variables that are yes/no, and I only want to see the percent who responded yes. by default tabulate wants to display the yeses and the nos.

I used the classdata= option and the exclusive option, but not only does it suppress printing of the 'no' responses, it removes them from percentages (I want the percent of yeses out of the yes/no total).

anyone know how to do this in tabulate?
thanks
Julia
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data_null__
Jade | Level 19
The SUM MEAN and N of a 0/1 indicator variable is COUNT, PERCENT and DENOM. Consider these statements.

[pre]
proc plan ordered seed=705361820;
factors id=14 q=10 resp=1 of 2 random;
output out=resp resp nvals=(0 1);
run;
quit;
proc tabulate;
class Q;
var resp;
tables q,resp*(sum='Count'*f=5. mean='Percent'*f=percent7. n*f=3.);
run;
[/pre]
jrushing_wfu
Calcite | Level 5
thanks! I'd forgotten about recoding the 0/1 vars to 0/100 and taking the mean. that'll work.

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