Hello,
I am doing a summary by category of response and by visit for a group of people.
proc means data=all noprint;
by visit cat ;
var aval;
output out=final_cat n=n mean=mean min=min ;
run;
proc means data=all noprint;
by visit cat under;
var aval;
output out=final_under n=ns ;
run;
I then do a proc transpose and set the 2 datasets together;
proc transpose data=final_cat out=Tr_cat;
by visit;
var n mean min;
id cat;
run;
Proc sort data= final_under ; by visit under ; run;
proc transpose data=final_under out=Tr_under;
by visit under;
var ns;
id cat;
run;
data final;
tr_cat tr_under;
by visit;
set
run;
I get :
category 1 category 2 category3
Day1 N 18 19 6
Mean 0.5 0.6 1.34
Min 0.1 0.5 0.2
under 12 17 (%) 17 (%) 5(%)
over 12 1(%) 2(%) 1(%)
Day4 N 8 3 32
Mean 0.4 0.35 0.73
Min 0.1 0.2 0.1
under 12 7 (%) 3 (%) 23(%)
over 12 1 (%) 0 (%) 9(%)
Day8 N 3 1 39
Mean
Min
under 12 3(%) 1(%) 29(%)
over 12 0 (%) 0(%) 10(%)
I need to calculate the percentage in red based on the count of people at each visit.Ex for Day 1, in category 1, under 12 it should be (7/8)*100.
How can I do it?
Thanks
KC
Thanks but I resolved my problem.
I cretaed an intermediate merge data step in which I merge the two datastep, calculate the percentage and then do the transpose.
Please post some test data so that we can run code:
Thanks but I resolved my problem.
I cretaed an intermediate merge data step in which I merge the two datastep, calculate the percentage and then do the transpose.
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