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Answer / pricil kurian

Proc univariate is a procedure we can use for calculating
statistics like mean,n, median,sd, extremevalues,range
statistical tests etc. It will give almost all statistics.
Using proc univariate we can draw the histograms and q-q
plots ,this is the main difference between proc means and
proc univariate.We can also output the calculated
statistics into new dataset using the output statement.
eg :proc univariate data=xx;
var age ;
histogram;
qqplot;
run;

it has the same functionality of proc capebality.

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What is univariate n where it can be used n how...?..

Answer / suman

univariate is a procedure for finding the extreame
observations in a variable,whether the data come from the
normal distribution or not,finding the discriptive
statistics,moments,histograms,boxplots etc..

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