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gauravv0103 · ‎11-18-2019

Mr. Miller, As advised by you I have used Proc GLM for the same but the results are not matching with excel data analysis. I have used the following procedure, please let me know if it is the right way to do it. ods graphics on; proc glm data=wives plot=diagnostics; class Home; model Outside = Home; run; ods graphics off; Also attached is the outcome of GLM ( it is giving F Value) in PDF format and excel data analysis (It is giving T Value). How can we conclude that both results in same analysis. Regards

gauravv0103 · ‎11-18-2019

Thanks Mr. Miller for your input and suggestion. Just wanted to understand what do we mean regarding levels over here, It is a generic numeric variable we are getting the solution we when we run it through either excel data analysis or use Minitab. Then why it is not possible with Proc ttest. Request if you could throw light on it.

gauravv0103 · ‎11-17-2019

Please find attached a file (XrA 16-05.xls) on which I have tried 2 sample ttest with the below mentioned code ods noproctitle; ods graphics / imagemap=on; /* t test */ proc ttest data=WORK.SYMPTOMS sides=2 h0=0 cochran plots(only showh0)=(summaryPlot intervalPlot qqplot); class Home; var Outside; run; For both the variables in the sheet if I choose it as class (as one by one case) the log shows ERROR: The CLASS variable has more than two levels. Also I am not getting the T value and p value, QQ plot etc Can some one please help as I faced the same situation with another file as well.

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