Answer Posted / amit nakrani

I think we can do it in following way. Please correct me if
it is wrong.

proc means noprint data = sourcedata;
var var1 var2;
by var3;(optional)
output out = newdata
sum(var1,var2) = SumVar1 SumVar2
mean(var1,var2) = MeanVar1 MeanVar2;
run;

proc print data = newdata;
run;

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