@dariatri wrote:
Hi,
I'd be happy to receive help 🙂
That's my code:
proc tabulate data=people (where=(SAFFL='Y')); var AGE weight height BMI; table AGE='Age [years]' weight='Weight [kg]' height='Height [cm]' BMI='BMI [kg/m2]', (mean*f=8.1 std*f=8.1 (min median max n)*f=8.)/box='Parameters'; run;
I only need the BMI var statistics to be in 8.1 format and the rest in 8.0. I'm not able to do that. The only way I can think of is to create a separate table for BMI and somehow combine them. Is it possible to do it in the above code?
Thank You!!
Easiest may be to use two table statements (you can have many table statements in proc tabulate).
proc tabulate data=people (where=(SAFFL='Y'));
var AGE weight height BMI;
table AGE='Age [years]'
weight='Weight [kg]'
height='Height [cm]' ,
(mean*f=8.0 std*f=8.0 (min median max n)*f=8.0)
/box='Parameters';
table BMI='BMI [kg/m2]',
(mean*f=8.1 std*f=8.1 (min median max n)*f=8.1)
/box='Parameters';
run;
if I understand what you want.
The other approach would be to presummarize the data with a procedure such as Proc Means/Summary, possibly transpose and/or round the results as desiredthen use proc Print or Report to display the values with best. format
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