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mgrzyb
Quartz | Level 8

Hi.  Good evening.

 

I forgot how to do this.  But I want to save coding time and do an ANOVA for many variables against one variable (dependent one) .

 

My code is:

 

proc anova data=aung.initial_complete6; ; *p=.0406;
class m_zmed_combo_id_use ;
model(bmi age_initial)= m_zmed_combo_id_use;
means m_zmed_combo_id_use/bonferonni ;
run; quit;

 

I wish to do bmi, age, etc all in one step.  

 

Any help?  

 

Thanks so much,

grzyb

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Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

You've almost got it correct. Eliminate the parentheses and use the BON option. Here is a working example:

 

proc anova data=sashelp.heart;
   class Smoking_Status;
   model Cholesterol Weight Systolic Diastolic= Smoking_Status;
   means Smoking_status / bon;
run; quit;

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data_null__
Jade | Level 19
Get rid of () and just list the variables. You might want to look at the documentation.
Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

You've almost got it correct. Eliminate the parentheses and use the BON option. Here is a working example:

 

proc anova data=sashelp.heart;
   class Smoking_Status;
   model Cholesterol Weight Systolic Diastolic= Smoking_Status;
   means Smoking_status / bon;
run; quit;
mgrzyb
Quartz | Level 8

Thank you, kindly~~

 

Sometimes when in a rush, I, like others, make silly mistakes, esp. after programming for 10 hours.  

 

Thank you very much!!

mgrzyb
Quartz | Level 8
Thank you again!! Happy NYs!!

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