My goal is to make this:
I used this code, but I'm getting more outputs then I originally planned although I do get the graph:
proc univariate data=sashelp.bweight;
var weight;
class boy;
histogram weight / NORMAL;
An example of extra outputs that I get is this for boy=0 and boy=1. I just want the histogram not these extra outputs:
The SAS System |
Mu | 3427.252 |
Sigma | 577.6727 |
0.052368 | <0.010 |
19.182203 | <0.005 |
129.781086 | <0.005 |
1559.00 | 2083.38 |
2495.00 | 2477.07 |
2778.00 | 2686.93 |
3119.00 | 3037.62 |
3459.00 | 3427.25 |
3799.00 | 3816.89 |
4082.00 | 4167.57 |
4281.00 | 4377.44 |
4678.00 | 4771.12 |
Simply add an ODS select statement :
proc univariate data=sashelp.bweight;
var weight;
class boy;
histogram weight / NORMAL;
ods select Histogram;
run;
To get the list of ODS outputs (Histogram is one of them), add the statement
ods trace on;
before running proc univariate and check the log.
Simply add an ODS select statement :
proc univariate data=sashelp.bweight;
var weight;
class boy;
histogram weight / NORMAL;
ods select Histogram;
run;
To get the list of ODS outputs (Histogram is one of them), add the statement
ods trace on;
before running proc univariate and check the log.
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