Good afternoon,
could anyone explain to me how to customize my proc means output? I am actually just trying to get rid of the "analysis variable: MSRP" part at the top of my output and somehow, I do not manage to find anything on the internet. My Output so far looks like this:
And my code like that:
proc means data=sashelp.cars;
class Make;
var MSRP;
run;
If anyone could help me with that, I would be really thankful.
Kind regards,
Jakob
Couple of choices. One is to create an output data set and then use Proc Print to display.
Or use a different procedure to summarize and control display such as Proc Tabulate or Report.
Here is an example with Proc Tabulate:
Proc tabulate data=sashelp.cars; class make; var msrp; table make='', msrp=' '*(n mean std min max) /box=make ; run;
The reporting procedures will allow more control over output display then Proc Means/Summary.
Couple of choices. One is to create an output data set and then use Proc Print to display.
Or use a different procedure to summarize and control display such as Proc Tabulate or Report.
Here is an example with Proc Tabulate:
Proc tabulate data=sashelp.cars; class make; var msrp; table make='', msrp=' '*(n mean std min max) /box=make ; run;
The reporting procedures will allow more control over output display then Proc Means/Summary.
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