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tebert
Obsidian | Level 7

I am running a MANOVA in proc GLM. I would like to extract the model sums of squares into a new data set. How is this done? I can do this the hard way using this code:

%macro repete (new, in=inone);
%do i=2000 %to 5000 %by 5;
data &new; Set &new;
if LeafCa le &i/1000 THEN GROUP=1; ELSE GROUP=2;
PROC Glm outstat=twos;
 CLASS GROUP;
MODEL AvgStarchugdivmm2=GROUP SPAD  SLAcm2divg  LeafP   LeafFeppm  SoilBufferpH6inch;
%end;
%mend repete;
%repete(one, in=one);
run;

 

 

I can then copy and paste the results into Excel, and extract the model SS from there. While slow, I will do that if I must. It is a Cate-Nelson analysis.

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ChrisHemedinger
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ODS OUTPUT: Store any statistic created by any SAS procedure

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

You can use ODS OUTPUT to obtain any statistic from any SAS PROC in a SAS data set.

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ChrisHemedinger
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