PROC SURVEYMEANS: Ratio Analysis :: SAS/STAT(R) 9.3 User's Guide

Ratio Analysis

The "Ratio Analysis" table displays statistics for all the ratios that you request in the RATIO statement. If you do not specify any statistic-keywords in the PROC SURVEYMEANS statement, then by default this table displays the ratios and standard errors. The "Ratio Analysis" table can contain the following information for each ratio, depending on which statistic-keywords you request:

Numerator, which identifies the numerator variable of the ratio
Denominator, which identifies the denominator variable of the ratio
N, which is the number of observations used in the ratio analysis
number of Clusters
Sum of Weights
DF, which is the degrees of freedom for the $\text{[math]}$ test
Ratio
Std Err of Ratio, which is the standard error of the ratio
Var, which is the variance of the ratio
$\text{[math]}$ Value, for testing $\text{[math]}$
Pr $\text{[math]}$ , which is the two-sided $\text{[math]}$ -value for the $\text{[math]}$ test
$\text{[math]}$ % CL for Ratio, which are two-sided confidence limits for the Ratio
Upper $\text{[math]}$ % CL for Ratio, which are one-sided upper confidence limits for the Ratio
Lower $\text{[math]}$ % CL for Ratio, which are one-sided lower confidence limits for the Ratio

When you use the ODS OUTPUT statement to create an output data set, if you use labels for your RATIO statement, these labels are saved in the variable Ratio Statement in the output data set.

The SURVEYMEANS Procedure

Ratio Analysis