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TANMOY05 · ‎04-14-2020

By enough , u mean by how much 1 should be there to be able to show results?

Ksharp · ‎04-12-2020

Yes. UE support PROC GENMOD .

TANMOY05 · ‎03-26-2020

haha, I would give credit to both of you. Both of your solutions helped to solve my problem. Both of you are great guys. 🙂

Patrick · ‎03-23-2020

The Footnote statement with justity=left lets you define left aligned footnotes but ODS RTF will most likely give you much more control for "fine tuning" your report layout. You can find a lot of white papers and forum discussions around ODS RTF.

TANMOY05 · ‎03-12-2020

What are u meaning by " What actual statistical test are you wanting? ". I have been asked to analyze the difference using a 2-way Mixed-Effect Model for Repeated Measure (MMRM)? I can't share the data but I am sure the data is in correct form.

PaigeMiller · ‎02-01-2020

Show me a screen capture of what you are seeing and describe clearly, or highlight in the screen capture, what you want to remove. Also, please provide your PROC REPORT code, by clicking on the running man icon and pasting the code into the window that appears. DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.

ballardw · ‎01-31-2020

You may also want to check on those warnings. It is really best to copy the code for the step or procedure that generated the code along with the errors and warnings from the log and paste that into a code box opened using the forum's {I} or "running man" icons. We may get an example where it would be easy to edit the pasted code to show a fix but that won't be very easy with pictures. Plus copy from log and paste here should be easier than creating a picture and then getting the picture into the forum.

art297 · ‎01-19-2020

It won't have any effect on varname or whatever variable that represents. What it will do is create a new variable (i.e., varname1) that will be missing where varname has values of 1, 2 or 3, or will have the values of varname. Art, CEO, AnalystFinder.com

PaigeMiller · ‎01-19-2020

Since virtually every question we get in this forum could be described as "How the code is functioning", you need to provide more specific subject lines, so that people who are familiar with PROC NPAR1WAY might be able to help, while those people who have never heard of PROC NPAR1WAY can skip reading your question if desired. By doing this, you make the forums more useful to everyone. We appreciate the help. Please change the title to "Unexpected output from PROC NPAR1WAY". XP2_WIL is an expected output from PROC NPAR1WAY when a Wilcoxon test is requested, see https://documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=statug&docsetTarget=statug_npar1way_details32.htm&docsetVersion=14.3&locale=en

ed_sas_member · ‎01-06-2020

Please provide a sample of your data and the desired output...

PaigeMiller · ‎01-03-2020

You could use a format to round variables, rather than using the ROUND function. But it really depends on what you plan to do with these variables after the rounding or formatting. What are you going to do with the variables after the rounding or formatting? format c11 c12 c13 10.3;

ed_sas_member · ‎01-02-2020

Hi @TANMOY05 You can simply add two statements before the PROC REPORT code to produce your title and footnote: title1 ‘Your title’; footnote1 ‘Your footnote’;

TANMOY05 · ‎12-31-2019

Yeah, after using proc contents I found out that the variables were already numeric. so now I renamed them as character variables as I needed them as character variables as later in my code I needed to merge datasets. The problem is solved now

ballardw · ‎12-31-2019

When you use ODS SELECT NONE you create NO ods output objects. So the ODS output has nothing to output from. So, why do you have ODS Select NONE just before the ODS Output??? If you only want the LSMEANS then use ODS Select Lsmeans; (or perhaps Mixed.means, may have to turn ods trace on to get the correct full name)

ed_sas_member · ‎12-29-2019

Hi @TANMOY05 Please check this post: https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/ods-pdf-file-fit-on-one-page/td-p/355951

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Re: PROC GENMOD

Re: PROC GENMOD

PROC GENMOD

PROC GENMOD

Re: converting character date to numeric date

converting character date to numeric date

Re: Removing date and time

Removing date and time

Re: Calculating MMRM p-value and CMH p-value

Calculating MMRM p-value and CMH p-value

Re: Removing date and time

Re: rounding values of variables in a dataset

Re: dataset not getting created

Re: Downloading as pdf

Re: Downloading as pdf

Re: PROC GENMOD

Re: PROC GENMOD

Re: converting character date to numeric date

Re: Removing date and time

Re: Calculating MMRM p-value and CMH p-value

Re: Excluding missing values in proc report

Re: I/O processing did not complete

Re: Use of "NOT in " statement

Unexpected output from PROC NPAR1WAY

Re: Proc transpose

Re: rounding values of variables in a dataset

Re: Adding tiltle and footnotes to a table

Re: renaming multiple variables

Re: dataset not getting created

Re: Downloading as pdf