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tadiboinak
Calcite | Level 5

HI all,

i am working in a market research company. now i am doing my projects in SAS, but i am strucked with mutliple response questions. can any one help me on this,

i have a data similar to this

SlnoQ1_1Q1_2Q1_3
1101
200
3110
410
5111
601
7011
8101
911
10100

i want output in single table using proc tabulate. Below is the spss output

CountColumn N %
$Q10880.0%
1990.0%

i would be greatfull if some one could program the same data in to SAS and give me the output as well as the code used.

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ballardw
Super User

How do you get a count of 8 for 0 values? The first column has 3 0s, 2nd has 3 and 3rd has 4?

Similarly the 1's have 7, 3 and 6 per column which makes it hard to get a count of 9.

I suspect you are leaving out the SPSS steps done before that output as there are usually strong parallels in the program logic between SPSS and SAS even though the details differ.

tadiboinak
Calcite | Level 5

Thanks for you reply Ballardw

could you help me in replicating the SPSS table in SAS to get an output in a single table using proc tabulate.

Doc_Duke
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

of 10 rows, 8 had one or more 0's and 9 had one or more 1's.

tadiboinak
Calcite | Level 5

Thanks for you reply Fayaz,

i am already work on this example its not work for me.

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