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Simple Proc Tabulate problem

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Grinder12000

IS-IT--Management
Jun 30, 2010
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New to Proc Tabulate but can not find an answer.

I have the following table

Code:
-------------------------------------------------------
|                               |       MIDNME        |
|                               |---------------------|
|                               |    N     |    Y     |
|                               |----------+----------|
|                               |    N     |    N     |
|-------------------------------+----------+----------|
|RPUNITCD       |MIDNME         |          |          |
|---------------+---------------|          |          |
|400500         |N              |         6|          |
|---------------+---------------+----------+----------|
|401800         |N              |        65|          |
|               |---------------+----------+----------|
|               |Y              |          |       257|
|---------------+---------------+----------+----------|
|406400         |N              |        23|          |
|---------------+---------------+----------+----------|
|406700         |N              |       223|          |
|               |---------------+----------+----------|
|               |Y              |          |     1,071|

Notice I have Y and N in the 2nd column so there is no need to the extra columns with Y and N - I want ONE column with all the Counts (*N) since the rows for each Reporting Unit (400500) already have the Y and N. I'd liek to have all counts in one column!

My code is

PROC TABULATE DATA=AODADNLD FORMAT=COMMA10.
TITLE 'TESTING CLIENT CHARACTERISTICS';
CLASS RPUNITCD CLTCHAR;
TABLE RPUNITCD*CLTCHAR, CLTCHAR*N;
RUN;

Can this be done?

Rod
 
How would this look:-
Code:
 PROC TABULATE DATA=AODADNLD FORMAT=COMMA10.
 TITLE 'TESTING CLIENT CHARACTERISTICS';    
 CLASS RPUNITCD CLTCHAR;                    
 TABLE RPUNITCD*CLTCHAR, N;         
 RUN;

What is "Midnme"? IT's not mentioned in your code...

Chris
Business Analyst, Code Monkey, Data Wrangler.
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