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Elena
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi,

this code

proc tabulate data=monitoraggio missing;
class scadenza_mag scadenza_set ucc_m Tablet_m ;
label UCC_m='UCC'
Tablet_m='Punto di ritiro e consegna tablet';
table (ucc_m Tablet_m all='Totale') , (scadenza_mag scadenza_set )*(N=''*f=commax6.0 ) ;
format UCC_m scadenza. Tablet_m scadenza. scadenza_mag scadenza. scadenza_set scadenza.;
run;

generate this tabulate

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I want the row percent  only at the end of the table.

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Thank

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ballardw
Super User

I think that you may want

proc tabulate data=monitoraggio missing;
   class scadenza_mag scadenza_set ucc_m Tablet_m ;
   label UCC_m='UCC'
           Tablet_m='Punto di ritiro e consegna tablet'
    ;
    table (ucc_m Tablet_m all='Totale') *(N=''*f=commax6.0 ) All='Percent'*rowpctn=' '  , 
             scadenza_mag scadenza_set  ;
    format UCC_m scadenza. Tablet_m scadenza. scadenza_mag scadenza. scadenza_set scadenza.;
run;

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Patrick
Opal | Level 21

Please provide sample data in the form of a fully working SAS data step suitable for the Proc Tabulate code you've posted so we can actually test the code changes we propose.

ballardw
Super User

I think that you may want

proc tabulate data=monitoraggio missing;
   class scadenza_mag scadenza_set ucc_m Tablet_m ;
   label UCC_m='UCC'
           Tablet_m='Punto di ritiro e consegna tablet'
    ;
    table (ucc_m Tablet_m all='Totale') *(N=''*f=commax6.0 ) All='Percent'*rowpctn=' '  , 
             scadenza_mag scadenza_set  ;
    format UCC_m scadenza. Tablet_m scadenza. scadenza_mag scadenza. scadenza_set scadenza.;
run;

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