Max Kuhn wrote: > Factors have huge benefits over character data in SAS. For a series > regulatory filings, I had miles of SAS code to compute KxK tables > where all the cells must show up. For example, if one of the levels of > one of the variables was never observed, the corresponding row or > column would not show up in proc freq. The basic way around this was > to get all possible combinations of the variables and assign each cell > to have a row count of 0.00000001. Then you would merge this data with > the real counts. The missing row/columns would show up since they had > data, but it was below the printing threshold of proc freq. Hoepfully, > they have added a feature to do this. > > I could have sworn that this was a fluke and that it would work if you put a user-defined format on the classification variable, but no go.... I can't find anything that does this, neither in PROC FREQ nor PROC TABULATE.
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