Answer / sreekanth rao

Hi,

to your question i think the following answer gives a line
of sight
i think to donot print the cumilative freq in proc freq use
the option nocum in proc freq here is the samall ex
illustrates

proc freq data=mydata order=freq ;tables county*race / list
nocum;

if anybody agree/disagree please respond the answer.

Thanks

Answer / vemula

yes i agree with srikanth.

with nocum options proc freq we suppress cumulative
frequency in table.

Answer / sreekanth rao

hi cahndu .

could you list the sample code how it can be done.

really it will be helpful to me.

Thanks

Answer / kumar.ts

hi cahndu .

could you list the sample code how it can be done.

really it will be helpful to me...............

Answer / kumaraswamy maduri

Hi Chandu,

Here the code for your query using ODS

ODS TRACE ON;
ODS OUTPUT Freq.Table1.OneWayFreqs=A(DROP=CumFrequency
CumPercent);
proc freq data=sasuser.admit;
tables ACTLEVEL;
run;
ODS TRACE OFF;

But it creates a dataset and you require to print it, which
is bit complex than the normal NOCUMM.

Answer / kts

MR.Kumaraswamy Madur ...
I think above code is not working, can u check and update
plz..........

Answer / naveen

proc freq data=xxx;
tables name/out=hosp (drop=percent);
run;

Answer / chandu

Hi this is chandu once again......

Y cannt by using ODS, r OUTPUT OUT Statement cannt we
remove.....?????

This is very easiest way na....

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