Creating Simple Summary Tables
Creating a Basic One-Dimensional Summary Table
The simplest summary table contains multiple columns
but only a single row. It is called a one-dimensional summary table
because it has only a column dimension. The PROC TABULATE step that
follows creates a one-dimensional summary table that answers the question,
“How many times did each sales representative make a sale?”
options linesize=84 pageno=1 nodate;proc tabulate data=year_sales format=comma10.;
title1 'TruBlend Coffee Makers, Inc.'; title2 'Number of Sales by Each Sales Representative';class SalesRep;
1table SalesRep;
2 run;
The numbered items in the previous program correspond to the
following:
1 | The variable SalesRep is specified as a class variable ... |
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