I have annual databases I bring together to generate summaries over several years worth of data and the tables typically statement that looks like this table anyoldvariable , year * dummy * sum ; which gives me a table that looks like this 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 In the nursing labour force 253,592 254,956 277,297 282,968 291,246 Employed in Nursing 243,916 244,360 263,331 269,909 276,751 Clinical nurse 203,517 196,998 212,480 216,644 220,815 Clinical management 24,314 25,976 28,258 28,695 29,971 Lecture/teacher/educator 7,579 7,226 7,341 8,766 9,570 Researcher 2,069 1,976 2,153 2,220 2,325 Other 6,437 12,183 13,100 13,585 14,070 On extended leave 5,183 7,488 9,863 9,383 9,880 Looking for work 4,493 3,108 4,103 3,675 4,615 Looking for work - employed 1,814 1,094 1,515 1,440 1,815 - Not employed 2,678 2,014 2,588 2,235 2,801 Not in the nursing labour force 29,110 30,663 28,537 29,860 29,735 Overseas 4,546 2,081 2,047 2,315 3,233 Not looking for work 24,564 28,582 26,490 27,544 26,503 Not looking for work - employed 12,370 14,579 12,628 13,556 13,210 - not employed 12,194 14,003 13,862 13,988 13,293 Total registered and enrolled nurses 282,702 285,619 305,834 312,828 320,982 Mutiple registration 8,928 9,145 11,783 12,755 13,046 Total registrations and enrolments 291,630 294,764 317,618 325,583 334,028 In the past I just pasted into excel to calculate the percentage change between the first year and the last year but our reports are to be rewritten so no "manual interference" is required Can proc tabulate do this or do I need to learn proc report or do a proc summary a transpose and manual calculation?
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