PROC SURVEYFREQ Column Percentages w/in a Domain

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I'm analyzing weighted survey data using PROC SURVEYFREQ. Column percentages are automatically calculated using a denominator that includes the weighted frequency of BOTH domain / flag_1 = 1 and domain / flag_1 = 0 (i.e., 53649500) (See pic). So the column percentage is 2.7866% (i.e., 1494991 / 53649500 = 2.7866%).

How can I confine the calculation of column percentages to a given domain, so that the denominator is the weighted frequency of domain = 1 (i.e., 2071466)?

My desired column percentage calculation would be:

1494991 / 2071466 = 72.171%

Here's my syntax:

proc surveyfreq data=&dataset nomcar;
 	stratum sdmvstra;
 	cluster sdmvpsu;
 	weight &weight;
	
 	/* DOMAIN: used instead of the WHERE or BY statement to provide analyses of subgroups.  */
	/* The DOMAIN statement is not available with the SURVEYFREQ procedure.  */
	/* Use the DOMAIN variable in the TABLES statement instead */
 	
 	TABLE
/* 	NHANES variables */
		flag_1*
		(
 		ever_used
		cann_use_status	
		cann_use_status2
		monthly_yr

/* 		time_since_monthly_use */
/* 		time_since_monthly_use_unit */
		times_month
		joints_pipes_day
/* 		last_used */
/* 		last_use_unit */
			
/* 		Calculated variables */
/* 		mos_since_last_use */
/* 		yrs_since_last_use */
/* 		mos_since_monthly_use */
/* 		yrs_since_monthly_use */
 		)
 		/ cl col chisq cellchi2 relrisk;
/*  	*year/ cl col chisq cellchi2 relrisk; */
 		
 	FORMAT 
/* 		NHANES variables */
 		ever_told_mi 			yes_no_fmt.
 		ever_used				ever_usedfmt.
 		cann_use_status			cann_use_statusfmt.
 		cann_use_status2		cann_use_status2fmt.
		
		monthly_yr				monthly_yrfmt.
		
		times_month				times_monthfmt.
		joints_pipes_day		joints_pipes_dayfmt.
		
		year 					yearfmt.
		
/* 		Calculated variables */
/* 		mos_since_last_use	*/
/* 		yrs_since_last_use */
/* 		mos_since_monthly_use	mos_since_monthly_usefmt.	 */
/* 		yrs_since_monthly_use */	
		;
run;

[ballardw · Accepted solution]

Have you tried including the ROW percentages in the output?