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Program 7.14: Output:

7.6 PROC FREQ:

PROC FREQ can be used to count frequencies of both character and numeric variables, in one-way, two-
way, and three-way tables. In addition, you can use PROC FREQ to create output data sets containing
counts and percentages.

SYNTAX:

PROC FREQ DATA=DSN;
TABLES VARLIST/<OPTIONS>;
RUN;
On the next line, the TABLES statement is where you put the names of the variables you want to produce
a frequency table for. You can list as many variables as you want, with each variable separated by a
space. If the TABLES statement is not included, then SAS will generate a table for every variable in the
dataset.

List of options

NOROW Remove row percentage
NOCOL Remove column percentage
NOPERCENT Remove total percentage
NOCUM Remove cummilative value
LIST Display result in list format
MISSING sinclude missing value in format

Program 7.15

If you execute the above code, you will get columns as:

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