Creating Tables in List Format
LIST Option Syntax
When three or more variables are specified, the multiple
levels of n-way tables can
produce considerable output. Such bulky, often complex crosstabulations
are often easier to read when they are arranged as a continuous list.
Although this arrangement eliminates row and column frequencies and
percentages, the results are compact and clear.
Tip
The LIST option is not available
when you also specify statistical options.
To generate list output
for crosstabulations, add a slash (/) and the LIST option to the TABLES
statement in your PROC FREQ step. Here is the syntax:
TABLES variable-1
*variable-2 <*
... variable-n> /
LIST;
Example: Using the LIST Option
Adding the LIST option to the ...
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