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JenMMerc
Fluorite | Level 6

I have a data set with multiple variables for symptoms (headache 0,1; blurry vision 0,1). I'd like to create 3 tables-first a table with all vars by presence of symptom like this 

 

 01
Headache  
Hypertension  
Blurry vision  

 

a second table with all of the identified symptoms (symptom var=1) and col % for each. 

 

 N%
Headache  
Hypertension  
Blurry vision  

 

and last a table with identified symptoms (symptom var=1) by hospitalized or not (hospital=0,1). 

 

 Hospitalized
 01
Headache  
Hypertension  
Blurry vision  

 

Thank you,

Jenny

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ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

Here is one way.

T3 needs to be turned around. I let you do it.

proc summary data=HAVE ;
  class HOSPITAL;
  var HEADACHE -- BLUR_VISION ;
  output out=SUMMARY sum=;
run;

proc transpose data=SUMMARY out=TRANSPOSED; 
  by HOSPITAL;
run;

data T1(keep=_NAME_ NB_1 NB_0) 
     T2(keep=_NAME_ NB_1 PCT ) 
     T3(keep=_NAME_ NB_1 HOSPITAL ); 
  set TRANSPOSED  ;
  retain TOTAL;
  if _NAME_='_FREQ_' then TOTAL=COL1;
  if _NAME_ ne: '_' ;
  NB_1=COL1; NB_0=TOTAL-COL1; PCT=NB_1/TOTAL;
  if HOSPITAL=. then output T1 T2;
  else output T3;
run; 
 
NAME NB_1 NB_0
HEADACHE 6 6
FEVER 7 5
BLUR_VISION 6 6
 
NAME NB_1 PCT
HEADACHE 6 0.5
FEVER 7 0.583333
BLUR_VISION 6 0.5
 
HOSPITAL NAME NB_1
0 HEADACHE 2
0 FEVER 3
0 BLUR_VISION 3
1 HEADACHE 4
1 FEVER 4
1 BLUR_VISION 3

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ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

Show us an example.

Say a dozen rows of input data, 3 output tables.

Provide the input data as a data step so we can run it (and check that what you posted can run).

JenMMerc
Fluorite | Level 6

 

data new;

input patient_id headache fever blur_vision hospital;

datalines;

120 1 1 0 0

121 1 1 1 0

122 0 1 0 1

123 1 0 0 1

124 1 1 1 1

125 0 0 1 0

126 0 1 0 1

127 0 0 1 1

128 0 0 0 0

129 1 1 1 1

130 1 0 0 1

131 0 1 1 0

;

run;

 

Reeza
Super User

2 is quite easy and what you can do from there is get to 1 relatively easily. 

NOBS is the total number of observations, SUM is the number that are 1, MEAN is the % (you will need to format it). Use a data step on the WANT output to get the other numbers you want. 

 

proc means data=have noprint stackods NOBS SUM MEAN;
var headache fever blur_vision;
ods output summary = want;
run;

 

ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

Here is one way.

T3 needs to be turned around. I let you do it.

proc summary data=HAVE ;
  class HOSPITAL;
  var HEADACHE -- BLUR_VISION ;
  output out=SUMMARY sum=;
run;

proc transpose data=SUMMARY out=TRANSPOSED; 
  by HOSPITAL;
run;

data T1(keep=_NAME_ NB_1 NB_0) 
     T2(keep=_NAME_ NB_1 PCT ) 
     T3(keep=_NAME_ NB_1 HOSPITAL ); 
  set TRANSPOSED  ;
  retain TOTAL;
  if _NAME_='_FREQ_' then TOTAL=COL1;
  if _NAME_ ne: '_' ;
  NB_1=COL1; NB_0=TOTAL-COL1; PCT=NB_1/TOTAL;
  if HOSPITAL=. then output T1 T2;
  else output T3;
run; 
 
NAME NB_1 NB_0
HEADACHE 6 6
FEVER 7 5
BLUR_VISION 6 6
 
NAME NB_1 PCT
HEADACHE 6 0.5
FEVER 7 0.583333
BLUR_VISION 6 0.5
 
HOSPITAL NAME NB_1
0 HEADACHE 2
0 FEVER 3
0 BLUR_VISION 3
1 HEADACHE 4
1 FEVER 4
1 BLUR_VISION 3

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