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Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

data have;

length ctr $25.;

input ctr cnt cnt2;

return;

datalines;

 

4544 2 1

4544 3 1

4465 10 1

4465 5 1

4475 1 0

4475 2 0

4475 3 1

4476 5 2

4476 6 1

;

run;

proc report data = have nowd style(summary)=Header;

column ctr cnt cnt2 /*rtot*/;

define ctr /order order=data style (column)=Header "Center";

define cnt /sum f=comma6. "Total Opened";

define cnt2 /sum f=comma6. "No Activity";

 

/*define RTot /computed f=comma16. "Row Totals";*/

/*compute RTot;

/*RTot=sum(cnt.sum,cnt2.sum);/*row_tot*/

endcomp;

compute before;

 

sum=cnt.sum;

sum=cnt2.sum;

endcomp;

compute after;

ctr='Grand Total';

endcomp;

rbreak after /summarize;

run;

 

It produces this output (copy also enclosed)

Have    
Center Total Opened No Activity
4544 2 1
  3 1
4465 10 1
  5 1
4475 1 0
  2 0
  3 1
4476 5 2
  6 1

Grand Total

 

37 8

I want to produce the following with totals and percentages by Center and then Grand totals(info highlighted in yellow)

Want      
Center Total Opened No Activity %Inactive
4544 2 1  
  3 1  
Total-4544 5 2 40
4465 10 1  
  5 1  
Total-4465 15 2 13.33333
4475 1 0  
  2 0  
  3 1  
Total-4475 5 1 20
4476 5 2  
  6 1  
Total-4476 11 3 27.27273
Grand Total 37 8  

 

1 REPLY 1
SuryaKiran
Meteorite | Level 14

Hello,

 

Check this out:

proc report data = have nowd style(summary)=Header;
column ctr cnt cnt2 /*rtot*/ pct_inactive;
define ctr /order order=data style (column)=Header "Center";
define cnt /sum f=comma6. "Total Opened";
define cnt2 /sum f=comma6. "No Activity";
define pct_inactive/ computed format=percent8.2 '%Inactive';
compute after ctr;
ctr='Sub Total';
pct_inactive=cnt2.sum/cnt.sum;
endcomp;
compute after;
ctr='Grand Total';
endcomp;
break after ctr / summarize ;
rbreak after /summarize;
run;
Thanks,
Suryakiran

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