Hello. My company uses SAS VA 7.4. I am trying to create a crosstab showing cumulative (running) percent of updates by M/Y for various Update Numbers. I was able to use a combination of the Period functions to get a running number of updates using the relative period sum from all last year plus the cum period of the current year (so far so good).
But to get cumulative percent I need to divide by the total number of updates to be performed for a particular update number. My crosstab table wants to separate the Count of the Update Number occurrences by the M/Y also.
How am I able to use the pure total # of Updates but break down the updates performed by M/Y? (I hope that is clear enough).
Desired table outcome (just the cum % is ok). Thanks! (20 is the known total tbd by end of 2019)
# Updates Done In:
Update Num 1/2018 2/2018 3/2018............4/2019
UP1 done (cum cmplt;cum %) 2 (2;10%) 0 (0;10%) 1 (3;15%) 5 (8;40%)
.... I implied but didn't say that "20" is a total number that varies by Update Number (not a constant). Thanks.
The answer could be that this is better done in the original Table? How would you approach that?
Hello,
For what it's worth, this is very easy to do in VA 8.3. But you don't have 8.3.
I'm not sure if there is a workaround within VA 7.4, but you can create the running percentage in the original table.
This thread https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Procedures/cumulative-percent/td-p/216368 should be helpful there.
Let us know if that helps.
Sam
Thanks. Yes I saw that 8.3 might have the functions I need. I came close with a couple of approaches but I think I have tortured SAS VA 7.4 functions enough for now. I will try to adapt the original data and hope that we upgrade soon! Thanks!
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