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Hi,
I coded some really easy code but I always got the error "The type of the name(c) is unknown". could be the reason that there are some missing values in the column c? thanks for help 🙂
proc tabulate data = in;
class class1;
var var1;
table a, b*c;
quit;
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At the same time, variables not being used such as CLASS1 and VAR1 should not appear.
You will need to understand the purpose of CLASS and VAR.
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@newbie69 wrote:
Hi,
I coded some really easy code but I always got the error "The type of the name(c) is unknown". could be the reason that there are some missing values in the column c? thanks for help 🙂
If you have some missing values for VARIABLE C (SAS data sets have variables, not columns) and decide to use it as a CLASS variable then the default behavior by Tabulate is to drop the entire observation from the report. If you use C as a VAR variable, requesting a statistic like Sum or mean, then the missing values are ignored in the summary.
But nothing much is going to happen until you decide if B and C are Class or Var variables though the way you have B it pretty much should be a Class variable.