I am printing a proc freq via pdf and I was wondering if there is a way to only print 200 observations in a proc freq?
Thank you
Since your subject line says "top frequencies" what I would suggest would be to run proc freq with no print and create an output data set and then print that with the OBS= dataset option to print the top 200.
Something like:
proc freq data=have noprint order=freq;
tables variable /out= want;
run;
proc print data=want (obs=200) noobs ;
run;
Since your subject line says "top frequencies" what I would suggest would be to run proc freq with no print and create an output data set and then print that with the OBS= dataset option to print the top 200.
Something like:
proc freq data=have noprint order=freq;
tables variable /out= want;
run;
proc print data=want (obs=200) noobs ;
run;
I assume you want only the Top 200 groups, ordered by frequency. See the PROC FREQ discussion at https://communities.sas.com/thread/82076
Basically you can use ORDER=FREQ and suppress output by using the NOPRINT option, then use the OUT= option on the TABLES statemnt to write the frequencies to a data set. Then use PROC PRINT with OBS=200.
Thank you and what you provided worked however I have 10 variable is my freq that I want to print. When I do the out= it only prints the variable in front of the out - which happens to be the last variable.
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