TABLES Statement
The following options have been added to the TABLES statement:
- CONTENTS=link-text
-
specifies the text for the HTML contents file links
to crosstabulation tables. For information on HTML
output, refer to The Complete Guide
to the SAS Output Delivery System. The CONTENTS= option affects
only the HTML contents file, and not the HTML body file.
If you omit the CONTENTS= option, by default the HTML
link text for crosstabulation tables is
"Cross-Tabular Freq Table."
Note that links to all crosstabulation tables produced by a
single TABLES statement use the same text. To specify
different text for different crosstabulation table links,
request the tables in separate TABLES statements and
use the CONTENTS= option in each TABLES statement.
The CONTENTS= option affects only links to crosstabulation
tables. It does not affect links to other PROC FREQ tables.
To specify link text for any other PROC FREQ table, you
can use PROC TEMPLATE to create a customized table definition.
The CONTENTS_LABEL attribute in the DEFINE TABLE statement of
PROC TEMPLATE specifies the contents file link for the table.
For detailed information, refer to the chapter titled
"The TEMPLATE Procedure" in
The Complete Guide to the SAS Output Delivery System.
- FORMAT=format-name
-
specifies a format for the following crosstabulation table
cell values: frequency, expected frequency, and deviation.
PROC FREQ also uses this format to display the total row
and column frequencies for crosstabulation tables.
You can specify any standard SAS numeric format or
a numeric format defined with the FORMAT procedure.
The format length must not exceed 24.
If you omit FORMAT=, by default PROC FREQ uses the
BEST6. format to display frequencies less than 1E6,
and the BEST7. format otherwise.
- OUTCUM
-
includes the cumulative frequency and the cumulative percentage
for one-way tables in the output data set when you specify the
OUT= option in the TABLES statement.
The variable CUM_FREQ contains the cumulative
frequency for each level of the analysis variable, and the
variable CUM_PCT contains the cumulative percentage for each
level.
The OUTCUM option has no effect for two-way or multiway tables.
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