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Second Period: PROC TABULATE

Second Period: PROC TABULATE. Jill Casey. Example 1:. Simple 2D Table. Simple 2D Table :. PROC TABULATE DATA=FINAL FORMAT=PCT.; CLASS HYPER REGION; WEIGHT PWGTQ; TABLES HYPER, REGION="Region of Residence"*PCTN<HYPER>=“ “ ; RUN ;. Simple 2D Table :. Example 2:.

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Second Period: PROC TABULATE

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  1. Second Period: PROC TABULATE Jill Casey

  2. Example 1: Simple 2D Table

  3. Simple 2D Table : PROC TABULATEDATA=FINAL FORMAT=PCT.; CLASSHYPER REGION; WEIGHTPWGTQ; TABLESHYPER, REGION="Region of Residence"*PCTN<HYPER>=“ “ ; RUN;

  4. Simple 2D Table :

  5. Example 2: A Little More Complicated …

  6. Table with Nested Class Variables : PROC TABULATEDATA=FINAL FORMAT=PCT.; CLASSBMICAT SEX AGEGRP; WEIGHTPWGTQ; TABLESSEX=""*AGEGRP=""*PCTN<BMICAT>="", BMICAT="BMI Distribution“ ; RUN;

  7. Table with Nested Class Variables :

  8. Example 3: Multiple Statistics

  9. Table with Multiple Statistics: PROC TABULATEDATA=FINAL FORMAT=8.1; CLASSREGION; VARCHOL LDL HDL TRIG; WEIGHTPWGTC; TABLESREGION*(MIN MAX MEAN MEDIAN), CHOL LDL HDL TRIG ; RUN;

  10. Table with Multiple Statistics: Example 3: Blood Lipids Statistics by Region

  11. Example 4: Adding Subtotals

  12. Table with Subtotals : PROC TABULATEDATA=FINAL FORMAT=PCT.; CLASSREGION AGEGRP CVDRISK; WEIGHTPWGTC; TABLES(REGION ALL="Nova Scotia")* (AGEGRP="" ALL="Region Total")* PCTN<CVDRISK>="“ , CVDRISK="Cardiovascular Disease Risk" ; RUN;

  13. Example 4: Adding Subtotals

  14. Include data from many variables • Compute a variety of statistics in one table (all the basic stats available in Proc Means) • Compute summary statistics for categorical variables (N, NMISS, PCTN) Advantages

  15. Proc Tabulate by Example, by Lauren E. Haworth • SUGI and SAS Global Forum Proceedings (http://support.sas.com/events/sasglobalforum/previous/online.html) For More Information:

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