Dear JeffMeyers,   Thank you for the reply. What do the T and Status variables represent in the Proc Lifetest procedure in this case?  I look forward to receiving some clarification. Thank you. ... View more

Dear JeffMeyers,   I do not have variables for time (T) or status because I am not conducting time-to-event analysis. I am just obtaining descriptive visualization of the data for the overall and the stratified.    Any other procedure that can produce these graphs would be fine. I look forward to receiving assistance either through modification of my code or any other approach or procedure.    Thanks ... View more

Dear SAS Community,   I would like to plot both an overall and a stratified graph on the same graph procedure. I have been using the following procedures for the overall and stratified graphs separately, but I would like to combine them into one graph showing the percentages for both the overall and stratified graphs.    /*Creating Data with Categorical Variables for Satisfaction and Age Categories*/ Data Customer_response; set Origina_Data; if Response="Satisfied" then Satisfaction=1; else if Response "Not Satisfied" then Satisfaction=2; if Age lt 35 then Age_Category=1 else if Age ge 35 then Age_Category=2; run;     Below is that SAS code that works for the overall graph.     /*Creates an Overall Graph for the Satisfaction Variable showing percentages */ title; /* Removes all titles */ Proc sgplot data=Customer_response; format Satisfaction.; styleattrs datacolors=(VIGB VIPK) ; vbar Satisfaction / group=Satisfaction stat=percent; /* Creates a vertical bar chart showing percentages */ LABEL Satisfaction='Satisfaction Category'; XAXIS LABEL = 'Satisfaction'; XAXIS VALUES =("1" "2"); YAXIS LABEL = 'Proportion of Participants According to Satisfaction'; keylegend / title="Customer Satisfaction"; run;     Below is the program that seems to produce the desired age stratified graph. /* Frequency plot of percentages for two variables */ Proc freq data=Customer_response; tables Age_Category *Satisfaction / plots=FreqPlot(twoway=cluster scale=Percent) out=Freq2Out; run; /* Dividing by 100 and apply PERCENTw.d format*/ Data Freq2Out; set Freq2Out; Percent = Percent / 100; format Percent PERCENT5.; run;     /*Graph showing Satisfaction Stratified by Age Categories*/ ods listing style=listing; ods graphics / width=7.8in height=7in; *title 'Graph showing Satisfaction Stratified by Age Categories'; Proc sgplot data=Freq2Out; format Satisfaction.; styleattrs datacolors=(VIGB VIPK) ; vbar Age_Category / group=Satisfaction groupdisplay=cluster response=Percent; XAXIS LABEL = 'Age Category'; YAXIS LABEL = 'Proportion of Participants According to Satisfaction Categories' VALUES =("1" "2") VALUESDISPLAY=("Satisfied" "Not Satisfied"); keylegend / title="Satisfaction"; run;   Those two graphs are currently drawn separately, but I want to have both the overall and stratified graphs combined on the same graph in a single procedure, with the overall graph on the left side and the stratified on the right side of the graph creates. I will be glad to receive assistance from the community. If there is any other more efficient procedure, I would like to see a sample code that I can use to produced those graphs.   Thank you. ... View more

Dear Ksharp,   Thank you so much for the assistance. I have run the code you provided and reproduced the output as the one you shared. I understand the nopercent option in the 2x2 tables excludes the percentage for the third column of totals. Is there any way the code you shared can be modified to include the column of totals and the percentage in brackets, as you have done for the stratifying variable column frequency and percentages?    Once again, thank you so much for your assistance. I really appreciate your assistance.   Thank you.  ... View more

Dear PaigeMiller,   Thank you for the reply and for providing the resource. This is the exact output I am looking for, and I had seen this macro online and tried running the macro, but I was getting an error below, which I have seen again.   Below is the error I get after running the Marco.      The % symbol is flagged as seen above.   How can I fix the error?   Thank you so much for your assistance.   ... View more

DATA HAVE; INPUT ID YEAR WEIGHT HEIGHT SMOKING EXERCISE DATELINES; 01 2000 . 175 . 1 01 2001 57 175 1 1 01 2002 . 175 . 1 01 2003 57 175 1 1 01 2004 . 175 . 1 02 2000 57 . 1 1 02 2001 . 168 . 1 02 2004 57 169 1 1 DATA HAVE; INPUT ID YEAR WEIGHT HEIGHT SMOKING EXERCISE DATELINES; 01 2000 57 175 1 1 02 2000 57 168 1 1 ... View more

    The are both continuous an categorical variables. The data is arranged with person      Data structure before   ID    YEAR    WEIGHT    HEIGHT     SMOKING    EXERCISE   01    2000           .              175                   .                  1 01    2001           57           175                  1                  1 01    2002           .              175                   .                  1 01    2003           57           175                  1                  1 01    2004           .              175                   .                  1 02    2000           57             .                     1                  1 02    2001           .              168                  .                  1 02    2004          57            169                  1                  1     Data structure after(Only one observation per person with missing values for year 2000 values imputed .     ID    YEAR    WEIGHT2000   HEIGHT2000   SMOKING2000    EXERCISE2000 01    2000            57               175                           1                          1 02    2000            57                168                          1                          1       I want to have the values for the first year imputed so that I use the information for the first year in my analysis. There many observations per person and the number of observations is not similar but I want to have one summary of imputed data for each person(One entry per person).   Thank you for assistance.                ... View more

  This is the  log file from the code I tried. The variable Time is the follow up time but its excluded from the output data created and selection procedure is ignored.   Below is the log file.     NOTE: The SELECTION= option (MODEL statement) is ignored for the Fine and Gray competing-risks analysis. NOTE: SLSTAY= is ignored since SELECTION=NONE. NOTE: DETAILS is ignored since SELECTION=NONE. NOTE: Data for variable Time in the COVARIATES= data set are not copied to the OUT= data set in the BASELINE statement.     ... View more

The data sets are directed to the external hard drive and I have them read but plotting them is the problem. But I have not understood exactly how to increase my memsize. Which procedure do i use?   Thanks. ... View more

I am using SAS 9.4 University Edition and I will take any advise you give me so that I can solve the problem.   I also think visualizing reduced number of observation would be best and I was trying to reduce the data using proc KDE and save the output data but this error didn't allow.     Thank for responding. ... View more