Good morning, I have been using SAS 9.4 for some simple analysis, but I use STATA to produce descriptive statistics tables ready to insert in a MS Word document (for instance).  In STATA esttab creates rtf (text document).  In SAS, I have spent the morning searching online for a “simple” similar way, but I got overwhelmed by the large amount of information and the relatively complex and specific code.  This is the reason I am contacting you for help. Is there a simple way in SAS to produce a table with summary statistics means/nedians/max/sdvt.... ?  Perhaps, if I have a template I can modify it. An example:   data k; input X $ d y  z; informat d mmddyy8.  ; cards ; a     01/01/96    5.1   110.500 a     10/27/96    2.3   109.500 a     12/16/96    8.1   110.200 a     01/05/97    9.6   99.000 a     01/11/97    1.6   . b     02/03/97    6.2   100.269 b     03/25/97    5.8   50.560 b     11/15/98    2.6   42.250 b     01/14/99    4.9   12.160 b     01/29/99    3.7   . b     03/10/99    4.6   800.000 b     03/10/99    2.3   200.100 c     03/16/99    9.6   5.690   ;run; proc sort data= k; by x; run; proc univariate data=k noprint ; var y z; by x; output out= tabl mean = mean_y mean_z median = median_y median_z n= n_y n_z max =max_y  max_z min= min_y  min_z std = st_y st_z; ;run;   proc print data = tabl; run;   The question is:  is there a way of using this information to produce a table similar to this:   For individual a Vble Obs Mean (median) Max (min) std Y 5 5.340 (5.100) 9.600 (1.600) 3.502 Z 4 107.300 (109.850) 110.500 (99.000) 5.549   For individual b   Obs Mean (median) Max (min) std Y 5 3.860 (3.700) 76.268 (46.405) 1.491 Z 4 107.300 (5.100) 110.500 (99.000) 84.187   For ind c   Obs Mean (median) Max (min) std Y 1 9.600 (9.600) 9.600 (9.600)   Z 1 5.690 (5.690) 5.690 (5.690)     Thank you for your help, Tomas   ... View more