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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Answer / hsong001

In proc freq:
1. one level: tables a b c;
2. multiple levels: tables a*b a*c a*b*c;

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Could you please answers for this. 1.Code the tables statement for a single-level (most common) ..

Answer / sreenivas

single level

proc ferq data=datasetname;
table var1;
run;

multilevel

proc ferq data=datasetname;
table var1*var2;
run;

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