Hi everyone,
I am trying to use the scripts below:
proc freq data=work.loan_overdue;
tables report_date/nopercent nocum frmat=comma16.0;
weight 'total_amount';
run;
however, the results showed that:
REPORT DATE Freq
01/08/2018 5.702E10
02/08/2018 5.881E10
03/08/2018 6.378E10
04/08/2018 6.198E10
05/08/2018 5.979E10
Could you please help to instruct me how to:
1. show the format of Freq in "#,###.##" (for eg. 15,244,463,123.12)?
2. show the Freq with unit Million. (for eg. 15,244.46)?
Thank everyone.
The most flexible way would be to create an output data set instead of a report. For example, change the TABLE statement to:
tables report_date / noprint out=want (keep=report_date count);
That gives you a data set named WANT with the variables REPORT_DATE and COUNT. You could easily use that in a DATA step, and divide the COUNT values by 1,000,000 before printing. And you could easily apply a format for printing COUNT.
The most flexible way would be to create an output data set instead of a report. For example, change the TABLE statement to:
tables report_date / noprint out=want (keep=report_date count);
That gives you a data set named WANT with the variables REPORT_DATE and COUNT. You could easily use that in a DATA step, and divide the COUNT values by 1,000,000 before printing. And you could easily apply a format for printing COUNT.
Thank Astounding for your prompt feedback. However, is there any way to change the format directly on the report instead of creating new data set?
I suppose you could always diivide your weight values by 1,000,000 before running PROC FREQ.
Hi Astounding,
Did you mention that I should create one more variable which is "new value" = "original_value"/1,000,000 before proc freq with weight for "new value"? If I don't want to create new variable, what should I do?!
You could create it within a view, and make the view temporary. For example:
data temp / view=temp;
set work.loan_overdue;
total_amount = total_amount / 1000000;
run;
Then use the view in PROC FREQ:
proc freq data=temp;
The rest stays the same, and the VIEW is temporary, stored in the WORK area. It doesn't save a copy of your data, just a set of instructions for how to process the data.
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