| Creating Tabular Reports | |
| Creating One- and Three-Dimensional
Tables |
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| Throughout this lesson, you've created and enhanced a two-dimensional
table. With a simple modification however, you can easily produce a one-
or three-dimensional table.
Think again about the way that the TABLE statement specifies table dimensions. As shown below, a TABLE statement with two dimension expressions requests a table that displays rows and columns. proc tabulate data=clinic.admit;
class sex;
var height weight;
table sex,height*min weight*min;
run;
This is the two-dimensional table produced by the PROC TABULATE step. |
| Height | Weight | |
| Min | Min | |
| Sex | 61.00 | 118.00 |
| F | ||
| M | 69.00 | 147.00 |
| To create a three-dimensional table, you can add a third dimension expression
to the left.
In the TABLE statement below, proc tabulate data=clinic.admit;
class sex actlevel;
var height weight;
table actlevel,sex,height*min weight*min;
run;
The following output illustrates the three-dimensional table. |
| ActLevel HIGH | ||||||||||||
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| ActLevel LOW | ||||||||||||
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| ActLevel MOD | ||||||||||||
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