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sasecn
Quartz | Level 8

Sorry to bother you again. I have two follow up questions:

 

1. How to add weight variable to the code? I guess the code always print out the unweighted result of n and rowpctn. I tried to add a weight variable but getting same as unweighted result.

 

2. How to modify the table to meet certain conditions? for example, if  my result (with rowpctns) looks like below:

 

          a          b            c          d

a

b    10/40    16/40      4/40    10/40

c

d

 

For the row of "b", the cell corresponding to col "c" has count of 4 and rwopctn=4/(10+16+4+10). But for data confidentiality reason, I cannot include that number if my result. The condition is that the cell count cannot be less than 5. I have to recalculate the result (for row "b") as

 

                 a                       b                   c                d

b   10/(10+16+10)    16/(10+16+10)      --     10/(10+16+10)

 

So the row "b", the rowpctn will be based on the total number by delete the count from col "c". 

 

I am not sure if my question is clear of not. Please let me know if it is not clear to you.

 

Thanks.

Ksharp
Super User

Try WEIGHT statement.

 

data test;
input x1 $ x2 $;
cards;
a a
a a
a b
a c
a d
b b
b a
b c
b d
c c
c c
c c
c a
d d
d a
d b
d b
;
run;
proc sql;
create table temp as
select x1,x2,count(*) as m,case when count(*) <=2 /*<--Change it into 5*/ then .
             else count(*) end as weight
 from test
  group by x1,x2;
quit;

proc tabulate data=temp;
class x1 x2;
var m;
table x1='',x2=''*m=''*(sum='n' rowpctsum='rowpctsum%')/misstext='0';
weight weight;
run;
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