I have a dataset that has many age categories by race and I am interested in combining all age categories in each race in each county to create a "total" variable for each county .
thank you!
I'd like the final data to look like this:
County Race Age _2020
x | Asi | 15-19 | 65 |
x | Asi | 20-24 | 34 |
x | Asi | 25-29 | 45 |
x | Asi | Total | 144 |
y | Asi | 15-19 | 16 |
y | Asi | 20-24 | 9 |
y | Asi | 25-29 | 13 |
y | Asi | Total | 38 |
the original data looks like this:
x | Asi | 15-19 | 65 |
x | Asi | 20-24 | 34 |
x | Asi | 25-29 | 45 |
y | Asi | 15-19 | 16 |
y | Asi | 20-24 | 9 |
y | Asi | 25-29 | 13 |
Do you want the final output as a report or table; or do you want the final output to be a SAS data set with the extra rows?
How are you planning to display your table? PROC REPORT/TABULATE/MEANS can do this automatically.
And is it created from a summary procedure initially? If so, you can likely
@epi_user wrote:
I have a dataset that has many age categories by race and I am interested in combining all age categories in each race in each county to create a "total" variable for each county .
thank you!
I'd like the final data to look like this:
County Race Age _2020
x Asi 15-19 65 x Asi 20-24 34 x Asi 25-29 45 x Asi Total 144 y Asi 15-19 16 y Asi 20-24 9 y Asi 25-29 13 y Asi Total 38
the original data looks like this:
County Race Age _2020
x Asi 15-19 65 x Asi 20-24 34 x Asi 25-29 45 y Asi 15-19 16 y Asi 20-24 9 y Asi 25-29 13
add in the total calculation to that step.
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