Proc Tabulate Assign a Header based on the variable display

[Q1983]

data cars(keep= make type msrp cnt Header1 Date1 Report_Date1 h1 h2 h3 h4 h5);

length Header1 $25.;

set sashelp.cars;

Date1="1jun2019"d;

Report_Date1=put(Date1,yymmdd10.);

if make in ('Acura','Audi','Buick','BMW','Cadillac');

if make='Acura' then h1=1;

if make='Audi' then h2=1;

if make='Buick' then h3=1;

if make='BMW' then h4=1;

if make='Cadillac' then h5=1;

if make in('BMA','Buick') then Header1='Eastern';

if make in('Audi') then Header1='Central';

if make in('Acura','Cadillac') then Header1='Western';

cnt=1;

run;

proc tabulate =cars;

class Report_Date1 Header1 /order=data ;

var h1 h2 h3 h4 h5 cnt;

table report_date1 = '' All ,

( h1=''*sum='Acura' *f=comma9.

h2=''*sum='Audi'*f=comma9.

h3=''*sum='Buick'*f=comma9.

h4=''*sum='BMW'*f=comma9.

H5=''*sum='Cadillac'*f=comma9.

cnt=''*sum='Row Totals'*f=comma9.)

/box='Summary';

run;

It produces a display based on the sequence of h1,h2 etc

1.Is there a way to assign a header on top of the columns based on the Header1 description here (ie Eastern, Central, Western)??

2.Secondly is there a way to not show the ALL totals at the bottom

\

	Eastern		Central	Western
Summary	BMW	Buick	Audi	Aura	Cadillac	Row Totals
6/1/2019	20	9	19	7	8	63
All	20	9	19	7	8	63

[Cynthia_sas]

Hi:
It's not clear to me whether you want the "header1" and the h1, h2, h3 etc, or just the Header 1 values in the header. In fact, it looks like H1, H2, H3, etc are just being used instead of the N statistic (N is for Count). So I'm not sure WHAT your code is intending to do.

As for your #2, you have ALL in the row dimension (right after report_date1) -- you get rid of the ALL at the bottom by removing the ALL from the TABLE statement.
Cynthia

Here's something that may be close to what you want, just using a format and N and changing your initial program a bit:

[Astounding]

From your post, it looks like you have questions about how your program is working now.  Let's address both desires.

The program uses order=data.  So if you want to change the order of the column headings, change the order of the data.  For example:

data cars2;

set cars (where=(header1='Eastern'))

cars (where=(header1='Central'))

cars (where=(header1='Western'));

run;

Then use CARS2 in PROC TABULATE instead of CARS.

To get rid of the SUMMARY line, take it out of PROC TABULATE.  You are requesting it by adding the word ALL:

table report_date1 = '' All ,

Change that to:

table report_date1 = '',