Answer Posted / sivakumar sekar

The process of arranging data oderly in form of rows n
columns is knwn as tabulation. rows r horizontal
arangments, columns r vertical arngmnts


Example Using PROC TABULATE

To produce exactly what your boss wants, use the following
code:

PROC TABULATE;
CLASS GENDER;
VAR AGE INCOME EDUC;
TABLE (AGE INCOME EDUC)*MEAN, GENDER ALL;
RUN;
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Example without Using PROC TABULATE

PROC MEANS;
VAR AGE INCOME EDUC;
RUN;

PROC MEANS;
BY GENDER;
VAR AGE INCOME EDUC;
RUN;

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