Code a PROC MEANS that shows both summed and averaged
output of the data.
Answer Posted / sreekanth rao
please correct me if my thought process is wrong.
question is to show only sum and avg...
proc means data=test sum mean;
by var (optional);
run;
here we are req only for sum mean. use out=new data set
name to print most recent data set.
Thanks
hi friends expecting the ansewrs.
Thanks
Sreekanth rao
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