How do I seperate means using the lsmeans? I saw this Paper 142-2014 Making Comparisons Fair: How LS-Means Unify the Analysis of Linear Models Weijie Cai, SAS Institute Inc. In the material lsmeans was used along with 'lines'. but it did not work when I tried using it.
thanks
Akpan.
Post the code you've tried and 'doesn't work'.
And explain what that means.
PROC GLM DATA=AKT ALPHA=.05;
CLASS GRP;
MODEL SPLEEN=GRP BW/ SOLUTION;
LSMEANS GRP/ PDIFF=ALL ADJ=TUKEY LINES;
RUN;
AKT is the data to be analysed, GRP is independent variable and BW is the body weight which was used as a covariate to run the analysis.
thanks
You missed the part about explaining what doesn't work....at the bare minimum include your log.
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