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Obsidian | Level 7

SAS 9.4

I am running multiple demographics from a proc freq, how do I combine them so that they are in one table and not multiple tables? Thanks

 

proc tabulate data = mylib.a;

tables Age_Group Race Gender Ethnicity Smoking_status nocum;

format Age_Group Age_Group. Race $Race. Gender $Gender. Ethnicity $Ethnicity.;

run;

 

Also, a couple of the variables have blank/missing data from a cell, is their a way to remove the row with the missing data so that I do not have a row with a blank label and a frequency and percent beside it? Thank you

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