[sas-users] Fw: frequency question
david.d.chapman at census.gov
david.d.chapman at census.gov
Wed Jul 27 16:20:15 EDT 2011
Try This
Create Some Test Data
data freq1;
do race1='b','w',
'h','?';
do i=1 to 100;
count=0;
if
uniform(0)>.2 then count=1;
output ;
end;
end;
run;
data freq2;
do race2=
'b','w','h','?';
do i=1 to
100;
count=0;
if
uniform(0)>.2 then count=1;
output ;
end;
end;
run;
Find the frequencies from the first question.
The frequencies of the first question are in race1_freq and the second
question in race2_freq.
There would be one dataset for each question.
proc freq data=freq1;
table race1/missing out=race1_freq ;run;
proc freq data=freq2;
table race2/missing out=race2_freq;run;
Combine the datasets and rename the variable.
data all_freq;
set race1_freq(rename=(race1=race))
race2_freq(rename=(race2=race));
run;
proc print data=all_freq;run;
This will be you combined Frequency
proc freq data=all_freq;
table race/missing;run;
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From:
elizabeth.may.nichols at census.gov
To:
sas-users at lists.census.gov
Date:
07/27/2011 02:40 PM
Subject:
[sas-users] Fw: frequency question
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Thank you very much for getting me the right user group to ask this
question. See below.
Beth Nichols
Center for Survey Measurement
U.S. Census Bureau
301-763-1724
elizabeth.may.nichols at census.gov
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From: Elizabeth May Nichols/CSM/HQ/BOC
To: Katherine Drom/CSM/HQ/BOC at BOC
Date: 07/27/2011 01:48 PM
Subject: frequency question
I have data that is from a mark all question.
Let's say it is race.
They stored the first answer as race1. It could be between 1-6. If the
person marked a second answer they stored the second answer as race 2.
race1 freq
white =5
black =4
asian =2
race 2 freq
white=1
black =1
I want a combined frequency.
race total
white=6
black=5
asian=2
I think I need to output my frequencies from the individual varialbes and
then add them together but I don't know how to do that.
I have a feeling it is a proc summary statement, but again, not sure and
have been playing round with it and haven't had luck.
Beth Nichols
Center for Survey Measurement
U.S. Census Bureau
301-763-1724
elizabeth.may.nichols at census.gov
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