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Yughaber
Quartz | Level 8

I have ran a proc NPAR1WAY procedure on my dataset and have successfully got the graph that depicts the frequencies above and below the overall median BUT my problem is that I can't see how many are above and how many are below the median...that is the numbers I also need but don't know how to code for the results section to specify them...

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Watts
SAS Employee

This output data set (save)

ods output medianplot=save;

includes the frequencies above and below the median for each class.

proc print data=save;

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Watts
SAS Employee

You can save the median plot data (which includes the frequencies above and below the median) in a SAS data set like this:

ods graphics on;
proc npar1way data=have median;
     class classVar;  var analysisVar;
     ods output medianplot=save;
run;

Also, here's an example from the documentation (Statistical Graphics with ODS) that shows how to create plots in HTML that are enhanced with tooltip displays: 

Creating Graphs with Tooltips in HTML.

Yughaber
Quartz | Level 8
But that still doesn't show me how many counts are above the median and how many below...
Yughaber
Quartz | Level 8

Yughaber_0-1617392105509.png

you see the pink and the blue...they are the above and below median...I need to know the frequency for each color...I only have the N which for example for the first bar is 270 but I want to know the breakdown

Watts
SAS Employee

This output data set (save)

ods output medianplot=save;

includes the frequencies above and below the median for each class.

proc print data=save;

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