Learning SAS by Example
16.9 Asking SAS to Name the Variables in the Output Data Set 329 16.10 Outputting a Summary Data Set: Including a BY Statement 330 16.11 Outputting a Summary Data Set: Including a CLASS Statement 331 16.12 Using Two CLASS Variables with PROC MEANS 333 16.13 Selecting Different Statistics for Each Variable 337 16.14 Problems 338
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