Hi:   The comma (,) in your first COLUMN statement implies that you want to "cross" or "nest" the statistics underneath the CAUSE variable values. This is probably not what you really want to do for the simple N and PCTN based on CAUSE.     Your second PROC REPORT is correct and the percent number only needs formatting to show as you expect. By default, when PROC REPORT calculates a percent, it does NOT do a multiply by 100.  So, if you formatted your number differently (with more decimal places), you would see the numbers, like 0.0568 or something. Multiplied by 100, that would turn into 5.68%   Take a look at the code below. For N and PCTN, you do not need the comma. For other statistics, like MIN, MEAN, MAX, etc, you would need to "cross" or "nest" those statistics with a numeric variable (see #3). cynthia ods rtf file='c:\temp\table_pct.rtf'         startpage=no bodytitle; proc report data=sashelp.class nowindows; title '1 getting n and pctn with percent sign'; column sex N PCTN; define sex / group; define pctn / f=percent8.2; rbreak after / summarize; run;           proc report data=sashelp.class nowindows; title '2 getting n and pctn without percent sign'; column sex N PCTN; define sex / group; define pctn / f=10.5; rbreak after / summarize; run;           proc report data=sashelp.class nowd; title '3 asking for statistics';   column sex height,(min mean) weight,(median max) n pctn;   define sex / group;   define pctn / f=percent8.2;   rbreak after / summarize; run; ods rtf close; ... View more