Hi Everyone,
I have a proc sql table that outputs the dataset below:
proc sql;
create table testtable as
select sum(numerator) as n,
sum(denominator1) as d1,
sum(denominator2) as d2,
sum(denominator3) as d3,
sum(denominator4) as d4
from work.responserate_sex;
quit;Which outputs as:
| n | d1 | d2 | d3 | d4 |
| 93 | 66 | . | 3 | . |
I am trying to create a new variable called result which would be written as
result = n / ((d1 + d2) - (d3) + (d4))
data testtable;
set testtable;
result = n / ((d1 + d2) - (d3) + (d4));
run;this outputs a blank cell for the new variable result and I'm not sure why. Can anyone help me out as to why this may be the case?
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