Date:         Tue, 21 Dec 2004 16:29:31 -0500
Reply-To:     "DePuy, Venita" <depuy001@DCRI.DUKE.EDU>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:         "DePuy, Venita" <depuy001@DCRI.DUKE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Proc Freq
Comments: To: "mchandle@UWINDSOR.CA" <mchandle@UWINDSOR.CA>
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Hi Matt -
1) Try nopct?
2) Have not had luck with that other than doing separately and merging;
would be interested if you find a work around.
3) I believe proc export (or the export wizard in PC sas) is what you're
looking for

Good luck!
Venita

> ----------
> From:         Mathew Chandler[SMTP:mchandle@UWINDSOR.CA]
> Reply To:     mchandle@UWINDSOR.CA
> Sent:         Tuesday, December 21, 2004 4:27 PM
> To:   SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU
> Subject:      Proc Freq
>
> Proc Freq data=SETeval noprint;
>   by ID Prof Rubric Enroll;
>   Tables Rubric / nocum nopercent out=data1;
>
> Proc Freq data=SETeval noprint;
>   by ID Prof Faculty Rubric Enroll;
>   tables A1-A9 An10-An12 B1-B9 Bn10-Bn15 D1-D9 Dn10-Dn12 / Out=data2 nocum
> nopercent;
>
> A number of questions:
> 1.  Can seem to supress the percentages.  I thought that nopercent was
> supposed to do this, but it is not.
> 2.  How do I get the second PRoc Freq to output all of the frequencies to
> the table and not just the last (Dn12)?  Or do I have to do each frequency
> with a separate proc and then merge them?
> 3.  The ultimate objective is to produce a data file that is comma
> delimited or delimited with another character between fields.  Can SAS do
> this, once the dataset is created?
>
> Mathew Chandler
> Associate Computing Consultant-Client Support & Services
> I.T. Services
> University of Windsor
> Windsor, Ontario, Canada
> N9B 3P4
> (519) 253-3000 ext. 2768
> mchandle@uwindsor.ca
>