I want to use ODS OUTPUT to save the STATISTICS table from my PROC SURVEYMEAN procedure. However, the OUTPUT data contains different values than the STATISTICS table that I want to save. In this example, I want  clm but I get only the UpperCLMean. Thanks! ods trace on; proc surveymeans data=sashelp.cars mean clm nobs plots = none; var Horsepower; run; ods trace off; ods output Statistics=Output; proc surveymeans data=sashelp.cars mean clm nobs plots = none; var Horsepower; run; proc print data=output; run; Output Added: ------------- Name: Summary Label: Data Summary Template: Stat.SurveyMeans.Factoid Path: Surveymeans.Summary ------------- Output Added: ------------- Name: Statistics Label: Statistics Template: Stat.SurveyMeans.Statistics Path: Surveymeans.Statistics -------------   The SAS System The SURVEYMEANS Procedure Data Summary Number of Observations 428 Statistics Variable N Mean Std Error of Mean 95% CL for Mean Horsepower 428 215.89 3.5 209.06 222.71   The SAS System Obs VarName Mean LowerCLMean N StdErr UpperCLMean 1 Horsepower 215.89 209.06 428 3.5 222.71 ... View more

I have data that shows how many days during the pandemic, kids visited their friends. Overall, the number of days boys and girls visited their friends is significantly different. How may I test to see which interval categories are different as a post-hoc test? I am interested in 4 comparisons: girls 1-10d with boys 1-10d, girls 11-20d with boys 11-20d,  girls 21-30d with boys 21-30d, and girls 31+ with boys 31+ Thanks    proc surveyfreq data =&data nosummary; tables gender*visiting_friends_dpYear/ nostd nocellpercent row row(cl) chisq; weight weight_var; run;   The SURVEYFREQ Procedure     Gender   visiting_friends_dpYear   Frequency Weighted Frequency   Row Percent 95% Confidence Limits for Row Percent   Girls 1-10  474 417.9   33.4 30.0 36.8     11-20  239 210.0   16.8 14.1 19.5     21-30  201 198.7   15.9 13.2 18.5     31+ 411 423.9   33.9 30.3 37.5     Total 1325 1250.5   100.0       Boys 1-10  291 349.3   23.0 19.9 26.1     11-20  248 354.9   23.4 20.1 26.6     21-30  213 347.1   22.9 19.4 26.4     31+ 336 465.9   30.7 26.9 34.5     Total 1088 1517.1   100.0       Total 1-10  765 767.1             11-20 487 564.9             21-30 414 545.7             31+ 747 889.8             Total 2413 2767.6             Rao-Scott Chi-Square Test Pearson Chi-Square 52.7567 Design Correction 1.7674     Rao-Scott Chi-Square 29.8491 DF 3 Pr > ChiSq <.0001     F Value 9.9497 Num DF 3 Den DF 7236 Pr > F <.0001 Sample Size = 2413 ... View more

  Hello, I want to get MEAN and SD from PROC SURVEYMEANS (my original data is a survey with weights). In PROC MEANS, STD calculates standard deviation; but in PROC SURVEYMEANS, STD calculates the standard deviation of SUM. Also, in the following example, MEAN does not calculate the mean.  How do I calculate the MEAN and STD for a variable in PROC SURVEYMEANS?   Thanks   PROC MEANS DATA=SASHELP.CLASS NONOBS MAXDEC=2 SUM MEAN STD ; VAR AGE HEIGHT; RUN; PROC SURVEYMEANS DATA=SASHELP.CLASS n mean STD df CLM ; VAR AGE HEIGHT; RUN; ... View more

I have a large survey and I need to use PROC SURVEYFREQ and SURVEYMEANS to create summary tables to describe hundreds of variables to share with our team. Before, I was creating all summary tables in Word by ODS WORD and then copy and paste them into row tables in the following format. I was creating hundreds of rows for each variable. Now, I wonder if I may create these tables in SAS instead of changing the format in Word which table me a long time.  Thanks.   Additional text [name of the variable-column in the dataset] Label of the variable   Mean 63.75 Standard Deviation 43.14 95% CI 47.54, 79.96 N 59   Additional text ... View more