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mszommer · ‎02-17-2021

Hello @Rick_SAS, Thank you for your reply. I followed the introductory article that you suggested in addition to this article and it was just the help that I needed. Really appreciate it! Regards, MS

mszommer · ‎02-16-2021

Thank you @StatDave,. Really appreciate it.

Astounding · ‎07-31-2020

Here's a statement you can use within a DATA step. It creates a variable that is 1 when the respondent has more than 1 pet, and 0 when the respondent has 0 or 1 pet. multiple_pets = sum(of q15_1 - q15_16) > 1; Presumably you can work with that to get any result that you have asked for.

SteveDenham · ‎07-14-2020

Given that, I am going to go with collinearity of variables, My idea about different directions on the Likert scale would only have reversed the sign for the loading of that variable, so it was a pretty dumb idea. Sorry. SteveDenham

Reeza · ‎07-03-2020

Add a WHERE statement to your PROC FREQ. where gender not in (3, 4);

mszommer · ‎06-30-2020

Thanks, sld. I do not have access to the full paper that you recommended, but I reckon from the abstract that it discusses methods of analyzing 'choose all that apply' survey questions. I need to analyze choose 3 out of 8 and choose 5 out 12 items. Thank you SteveDenham and ballardw for taking the time to help me out. I will check out your suggestions.

Rick_SAS · ‎08-16-2017

Since I have already answered this question, I invite others to give their answers.

mszommer · ‎03-08-2017

Hello Ralph, Kindly ignore my question - it was indeed a continuous variable and I confused it with another variable (they were Del_time (real) and Del_time (perceived) - perceived was ordinal whereas real continuous). Apologies for the confusion and thank you for the (again) prompt answer Have a great day ahead! Regards MS

mszommer · ‎03-02-2017

Yes, I do. The very aim was to segment the survey respondents based on the IVs. Since the nature of the IVs were varied (both metric and non metric), I was proposed to used proc prinqual. Is there any other means to segment the customers? I use one of the questions as the DV (how often they buy from us: nominal)

PGStats · ‎02-25-2017

I only have access to version 13.1 of SAS/STAT. From what I can read, proc HPSPLIT is much friendlier in version 14.1. I suggest you ask for help on HPSPLIT as a new topic. Good luck!

mszommer · ‎01-27-2017

Hello Reeza, Thank you for the very prompt response. Attached is an excel file with the requested details of the input data and desired output data. Lookign forward to hearign from you Regards Mari

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