AHMED@PANAM.BITNET (Zulfi Ahmed, Tr. & Supp. Specialist) (02/10/90)
I would like to thank SAS-lers for their prompt replies to my PROC TABULATE query; I used the solution recommended by Cindy Walawander: I would also like to thank Howard Schrier to send to me a solution, and pointing out that there is a SAS manual that deals specifically with PROC TABULATE. I only wish that PROC TABULATE was more clearly written in the SAS basics manual. -za
HAMER@VCUVAX.BITNET (ROBERT M. HAMER) (02/10/90)
"Zulfi Ahmed, Tr. & Supp. Specialist" <AHMED@PANAM.BITNET> writes in part: >PROC TABULATE. I only wish that PROC TABULATE was more clearly written >in the SAS basics manual. Don't we all wish the same thing about all the SAS manuals
HAMER@VCUVAX.BITNET (ROBERT M. HAMER) (02/13/90)
SXA00056@BAGAMCOK.BITNET Cindy Cummings writes: >Is there any way to receive an output dataset with PROC TABULATE? >That is, does the OUT= option work? No
BRIANW@UMDD.BITNET (Brian Wiersema) (02/13/90)
>>SXA00056@BAGAMCOK.BITNET Cindy Cummings writes: >> >>Is there any way to receive an output dataset with PROC TABULATE? >>That is, does the OUT= option work? >> >Robert Hamer replied, no; Howard Schreier suggested Proc Summary; > Producing a listing file from Proc Tabulate without the lines and bars is sometimes sufficient depending on how the table will be re-used. Lotus, Quattro, and other spreadsheets seem to deal with such files (i.e., text labels and numbers) quite nicely.