Creating Frequency Tables with PROC FREQ
The FREQ procedure produces frequency distributions for quantitative variables as well as classification variables. For example, you can use PROC FREQ to determine the percentage of participants who “agreed strongly” with a statement on a questionnaire, the percentage who “agreed somewhat,” and so forth.
The PROC FREQ and TABLES Statements
The general form for the procedure is as follows:
PROC FREQ DATA=dataset-name; TABLES variable-list / options; RUN;
In the TABLES statement, you list the names of the variables to be analyzed, with each name separated by at least one blank space. Below are the PROC FREQ and TABLES statements from the program presented earlier in this chapter (analyzing data from the ...
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