Perform ANOVA and multiple comparisons with PROC surveymeans and more

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Dear Steve:

How to control this SAS code to get the plot of the row percents.

ods graphics on;

ods output wtfreqplot=wtfreqplot;

proc surveyfreq data = prepregnancystrata12Tier;

strata STRATUM1;

weight WTANAL;

table PREV_LB*Tier/ CL clwt row nowt wchisq chisq chisq1 plots(only)=wtfreqplot(type=dotplot scale=percent); /*orient=vertical*/

run;

ods graphics off;

It gives the graph of the percent of the ones out of the table total. But instead, I do not to get the graph of the row percent.

many thanks

Steven

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Dear Steve:

I tried to use this one, but it still gives me the plot for the table total percent.

So, how to modify it to be able to get the graph of the row percents.

ods graphics on;

proc surveyfreq data = prepregnancystrata12Tier;

strata STRATUM1;

weight WTANAL;

table PREV_LB*Tier/row plots=(wtfreqplot(cl));

run;

many thanks

Steven

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Dear Steve:

For 11 months, a linear trend in the means would be:

LSMESTIMATE months 'Linear trend' -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5/cl;

If we have only 4 months, how is the linear trend in the means looks like?

Thank you very much

Steven

[SteveDenham]

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Google is your friend.  Try "orthogonal polynomial" as a search term.  There are multiple sites that will calculate the coefficients for you.

Steve Denham

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Dear Steve:

When request the graph of the lsmeans In Proc Surveyreg, within Plots = options in LSMEANS statement, can we get something like this graph for the confidence interval of means.

thank you very much

Steven

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Dear Steve:

In proc surveyfreq: how can I force the plots = to plot the row percent NOT just percent.

Thanks

Steve

[SteveDenham]

I would have to search the documentation on this one.  I don't generally use the plots.

Steve Denham