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Data Energyconsm; input Hotel Area NumRooms OccRate EffRooms Windows $ Energy; if Windows="N" then do; New Windows=1; Old Windows=0; end; else if Windows="O" then do; OldWindows=1; NewWindows=0; end; Datalines; 1 43.000 420 32.60 136.92 N 8.199053 2 19.979 215 63.00 135.45 O 6.650887 3 46.529 273 65.05 177.59 O 7.765729 4 20.962 222 70.50 156.51 N 0.446270 5 24.212 474 69.70 330.38 N 2.985187 6 82.200 787 48.97 385.39 O 16.391854 7 45.000 325 49.00 159.25 N 9.766150 8 28.548 199 52.27 104.02 N 3.605958 9 32.865 359 50.00 179.50 N 3.335242 10 59.406 503 57.66 290.03 N 12.928614 11 45.000 416 94.08 391.37 O 8.226040 12 37.435 418 68.70 287.17 N 6.067471 13 50.828 347 49.00 170.03 N 7.233905 14 68.000 455 64.20 292.11 O 11.043565 15 78.868 511 63.51 324.54 N 10.288695 16 28.454 219 76.54 167.62 O 3.662090 17 70.000 501 67.57 338.53 N 11.949033 18 20.000 197 66.00 130.02 N 0.659653 19 50.000 318 61.50 195.57 O 10.034180 ; Proc print data=Energyconsm; run; ... View more

1 OPTIONS NONOTES NOSTIMER NOSOURCE NOSYNTAXCHECK; 70 71 Data Energyconsm; 72 input Hotel Area NumRooms OccRate EffRooms Windows $ Energy; 73 if Windows="N" then do; New Windows=1; Old Windows=0; end; ___ ___ 180 180 ERROR 180-322: Statement is not valid or it is used out of proper order. 74 else if Windows="O" then do; OldWindows=1; NewWindows=0; end; 75 Datalines; Data is printing but I am still getting error. ... View more

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I am very much new in this. Using PROC Logistic. How do I write a CLASS statement to specify this is a categorical variable? ... View more