I use NOCUM/NOPERCENT option in the tables statement like this
Proc freq data = deepak;
tables x y /nocum nopercent;
run;
Here I get nopercent and nocum in the output only for
variables x and y. How do i do it for all variables?
Deepak
Answer / deepak
use
tables _all_ /options;
if u want to print one way analysis of all variables with the specified options
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Could you please answers for this. 1.Code the tables statement for a single-level (most common) frequency. 2.Code the tables statement to produce a multi-level frequency.
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