I tried to use PROC GLM to fit a model without an intercept term, yet with a weight variable. The SAS lines would read like such: PROC GLM; Model _dependent variable_ = list of independent variables/noint; weight _weight variable_. From the model fitting output, I can see the usual statistics, SSE, MSE, and R square. Then I tried to calculate R square after outputing the actuals and fitted values. But I got a different R square value from the straightforward SAS output. To calculate R square, I used the simple formula: R square = 1 - (residual sum of squares/total sum of squares). Since there was a weight variable, for each observation, both squared terms were weighted by the weight variable before summing up, i.e., weight*(actual-fitted)^2 and weight*(actual - average of actuals)^2. Was there anything incorrect about the manual derivation for R square? Could anyone help clear it up? Thanks! ... View more