Thank you for your reply and introducing me proc PLM, but it wasn't really what I was confused of. I have clarified my concerns below, please check. In covariance analysis, there were original data (adg) and covariance (iwt), after we gave SAS those data, SAS would calculate if covariance (iwt) significantly influenced the out come original data (adg) or not, in my case, it's yes. Then SAS would provide an equation (Like linear regression) to calculate the covariance corrected data(it is more accurate for further analysis), and those corrected data would be used for the final anova and tukey test. I was trying to get the corrected data because my experiment requires repeated meassure, but using the equation to calculate myself would be really hard, since SAS would use the corrected data for the final analysis, I think SAS is capable of outputting the corrected data.
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