I am trying to create and ALL entry for a variable by summing the Counts of the other entries by different variables in SAS. Here is an example that might help you better understand what I am asking:
Example dataset:
Pet | sex | color | Count |
dog | F | B | 2 |
dog | M | B | 5 |
dog | F | W | 4 |
dog | M | W | 1 |
dog | F | Y | 7 |
dog | M | Y | 3 |
cat | F | B | 5 |
cat | M | B | 2 |
cat | F | W | 2 |
cat | M | W | 3 |
cat | F | Y | 6 |
cat | M | Y | 2 |
bird | F | B | 1 |
bird | M | B | 1 |
bird | F | W | 3 |
bird | M | W | 2 |
bird | F | Y | 2 |
bird | M | Y | 4 |
I want to use SAS to create a Pet called 'ALL' that sums the Count by sex and color.
For this example, it would look like this:
ALL | F | B | 8 |
ALL | M | B | 8 |
ALL | F | W | 9 |
ALL | M | W | 6 |
ALL | F | Y | 15 |
ALL | M | Y | 9 |
How would I use SAS to create the Pet = 'ALL' part?
Thanks in Advance!
proc summary data=have;
class pet sex color;
types sex*color;
var count;
output out=_sums_ sum=;
run;
The rows of the output table have missing values for the variable named PET. If you really have to have PET="ALL", a simple data step after PROC SUMMARY will get you there (or alternatively a custom format will do that if that works better for you).
Thank you!
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