What is the difference between Proc tabulate and Proc print
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Answer / ranjith.m
The PRINT procedure: prints the observations in a SAS data
set, using all or some of the variables. You can create a
variety of reports ranging from a simple listing to a
highly customized report .
The Tabulate procedure : used to print tabular type of
Reports
and we can find descriptive statistics.
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Answer / pavan
proc print is used to print the observations in the output
proc tabulate is used to print the observations in table
form
as rows and colums
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Answer / sheetal
proc print produces list report output. Proc Tabulate print
crosstabulation report output.
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Proc tabulates out puts the aggregate values in table
whereas
Proc print used to print the data of a dataset into an out
put window
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