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proc means data=LIBREF.TABLE N mean median sum min max maxdec=2; | proc means data=LIBREF.TABLE STATSLIST maxdec=2; |
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class GROUPVAR1 GROUPVAR2; | class CLASSVARLIST; |
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`STATSLIST` can be any combination of: * `mean` * `std` * `stderr` * `sum` * `median` * `min` * `max` |
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---- == Output == To store the `STATSLIST` variables for each `CLASS` group, try: {{{ proc means data=LIBREF.TABLE noprint; var VARLIST; class CLASSVARLIST; ways N; output out=LIBREF.TABLE2(drop=_FREQ_ _TYPE_); run; }}} To explicitly name the `STATSLIST` variables, try: {{{ proc means data=LIBREF.TABLE mean max noprint; var Price; class Region; ways 1; output out=LIBREF.TABLE2(drop=_FREQ_ _TYPE_) mean=MeanPrice max=MaxPrice; run; }}} |
SAS Means
Contents
Usage
proc means data=LIBREF.TABLE STATSLIST maxdec=2; var VARLIST; class CLASSVARLIST; ways 2; run;
STATSLIST can be any combination of:
mean
std
stderr
sum
median
min
max
Class Statement
Ways Statement
The WAYS statement takes any number from 0 to the number of CLASS variables. A value of 0 ignores the classes. A value of 1 runs statistics for each single group. A value of 2 runs statistics for each combination of 2 groups. And so on.
Output
To store the STATSLIST variables for each CLASS group, try:
proc means data=LIBREF.TABLE noprint; var VARLIST; class CLASSVARLIST; ways N; output out=LIBREF.TABLE2(drop=_FREQ_ _TYPE_); run;
To explicitly name the STATSLIST variables, try:
proc means data=LIBREF.TABLE mean max noprint; var Price; class Region; ways 1; output out=LIBREF.TABLE2(drop=_FREQ_ _TYPE_) mean=MeanPrice max=MaxPrice; run;