Percentage Subtotals on Both Dimensions
This example is included
more as an academic exercise than as something that you would want
to use in the real world. If you end up building a table this complicated
and you plan to add percentages, then you probably want to rethink
your table design. However, the table is a good example of how to
figure out complex denominator definitions.
The following code produces
our sample table. It shows country broken down by gender versus customer
type broken down by size. There are subtotals and totals along both
dimensions. The code here creates the basic table without percentages,
so that you can see how it works:
PROC TABULATE DATA=TEMP; CLASS GENDER CTRY CUSTTYPE SIZE; TABLE CTRY*(GENDER ALL) ALL, (CUSTTYPE*(SIZE ...
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