Proc univariate ods output example

For example, the following display shows the default listing output of the moments output object created by proc univariate. You can use these names to reference the table when you use the output delivery system ods to select tables and create output data sets. Ods tables produced with the proc univariate statement. By default, proc univariate creates five output tables. The quantiles is the standard table name of proc univariate for percentiles which we want. Output delivery system ods interface for this procedure will also be examined and demonstrated. Proc univariate adds the features in this sasdataset to every graph that it produces. Proc univariate goes beyond what proc means does and is useful in conducting some basic statistical analyses and includes high resolution graphical features.

Proc univariate does not use this sasdataset unless you create a traditional graph by using a plot statement. Ods listing with proc univariate with multiple gra. The teststat data set contains one observation with the mean for the two analysis variables and the standard deviation for the first analysis variable. For example, the following statements create an output data set named pctls, which contains the 20th and 40th percentiles of the variables strength and width.

This example suppresses the reporting of univariate statistics. One small addition is that the output label can be used in quotes if thats clearer than the name. Proc univariate assigns a name to each table that it creates. The ods select can be used to select only one of the table. Moments, basicmeasures, testsforlocation, quantiles, and extremeobs. By default, ods uses the table template specified by the procedure or data step to create ods output. For example, the following statements give the same output from proc mixed. The second display shows the default rtf output of the same output object. The remaining six variables contain computed percentiles.

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