Have you ever produced
a great table for your boss, only to hear: "That is just what
I wanted, but could I see the same table for x, y, and z as well?"
This is easy to do if you turn your table into a macro and run it
over and over again with the new variables. This example shows how
to run the same table again using different class variables.
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First, we will build
our basic table. This is a cross–tabulation of data from an
employer survey that shows the companies’ mean number of employees
broken down by full-time versus part-time status. The data is also
categorized into rows by whether the companies are in the public or
private sector. The original code is as follows:
TITLE "Original Table ...