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mcook
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Is there a way to keep only the corr result?

 

proc corr data=Table1 outp = Table2 noprint;
var Item1;
with Item2;
by Item3;
run;

 

This gives an output of  the mean, std, N, and Corr.  Is there a way to eliminate all but the Corr result inside the proc corr step itself?  

I've been having to do a proc sql step to select only the corr result.  

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Reeza
Super User

NoPrint suppress the displayed output so I'm assuming you're referring to the OUTP table? You can add a filter to the output data set directly in the proc.

 

 

proc corr data=Table1 outp = Table2 (WHERE = (INSERT FILTER CONDITION)) noprint;
var Item1;
with Item2;
by Item3;

@mcook wrote:

Is there a way to keep only the corr result?

 

proc corr data=Table1 outp = Table2 noprint;
var Item1;
with Item2;
by Item3;
run;

 

This gives an output of  the mean, std, N, and Corr.  Is there a way to eliminate all but the Corr result inside the proc corr step itself?  

I've been having to do a proc sql step to select only the corr result.  


 

 

 

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Reeza
Super User

NoPrint suppress the displayed output so I'm assuming you're referring to the OUTP table? You can add a filter to the output data set directly in the proc.

 

 

proc corr data=Table1 outp = Table2 (WHERE = (INSERT FILTER CONDITION)) noprint;
var Item1;
with Item2;
by Item3;

@mcook wrote:

Is there a way to keep only the corr result?

 

proc corr data=Table1 outp = Table2 noprint;
var Item1;
with Item2;
by Item3;
run;

 

This gives an output of  the mean, std, N, and Corr.  Is there a way to eliminate all but the Corr result inside the proc corr step itself?  

I've been having to do a proc sql step to select only the corr result.  


 

 

 

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