Hi,
I am producing a series of tables using PROC SURVEYMEANS and would like to suppress 3 tables that, by default, are part of the output namely:
Data Summary
Variance Estimation
Statistics
How can this be done?
If not possible, could you suggest a way to remove them?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Erik
Use ODS SELECT <list of desired tables>; to keep specific ones
or
ODS EXCLUDE <list of unwanted tables>;
prior to the Proc statement.
I think you want:
ods exclude statistics summary varianceestimation;
note that the table names are one word, no punctuation. Do not assume the name is always that close to the title in the output.
If you are not sure of the names of the tables you can look up the actual table names in the Details section of the online help for the procedure or use ODS Trace on/off ; before and after the procedure one time to display the names of all the output tables generated then place them on the desired ODS Select/ exclude;
Use ODS SELECT <list of desired tables>; to keep specific ones
or
ODS EXCLUDE <list of unwanted tables>;
prior to the Proc statement.
I think you want:
ods exclude statistics summary varianceestimation;
note that the table names are one word, no punctuation. Do not assume the name is always that close to the title in the output.
If you are not sure of the names of the tables you can look up the actual table names in the Details section of the online help for the procedure or use ODS Trace on/off ; before and after the procedure one time to display the names of all the output tables generated then place them on the desired ODS Select/ exclude;
Amazing!
Thank you so much for your help!
Erik
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