Learn how to calculate confidence intervals in SAS with our step-by-step guide. Discover different methods to obtain confidence intervals using procedures such as MEANS and UNIVARIATE, and explore how to interpret and use confidence intervals in your data analysis.
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PROC SUMMARY in SAS procedures allows us to explore our data not only in terms of counts and distributions but also statistically.
Proc Univariate is a SAS procedures that calculate statistics for quantitative variables.
PROC FREQ in SAS is a procedure for analyzing the count of data. It is used to obtain frequency counts for one or more individual variables or to create two-way tables (cross-tabulations) from two variables.
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The Proc Tabulate procedure is used to create tables in SAS. Unlike Proc FREQ, this procedure can handle multiple variables in the row and column expressions. PROC TABULATE has a number of statements that define how this procedure will summarize the data.
PROC MEANS in SAS is used to evaluate quantitative data and to create a summary report for analysis. Using PROC MEANS procedure, you can compute statistics like finding mean, standard deviation, the minimum and maximum values and a lot more statistical calculations.
