I have the following dataset on which I intend to perform a chi square test (all variables being categorical).
Indicator Area Range1 Range2
0 A 17-25 25-50
0 A 17-25 25-50
0 A 17-25 25-50
0 A 17-25 25-50
0 A 0-17 25-50
1 B 17-25 25-50
1 B 0-17 17-25
1 B 17-25 25-50
The test is required to be perform at all levels namely for range1,range2 & area.One way to do it is to create a macro to do the same.But I have around 300 variables & to call the macro 300 times is not efficient. The code that I use for 3 variables is as follows:
options mprint mlogic symbolgen;
%macro chi_test(vars_test);
proc freq data =testdata.AllData;
tables &vars_test*Indicator/ norow nocol nopercent chisq ;
output out=stats_&vars_test &vars_test PCHI;
run;
data all_chi;
set stats_:;
run;
%mend chi_test;
%chi_test(Range1);
%chi_test(Range2);
%chi_test(Area);
Can any one help out?
Why not just transpose the data and use BY group processing.
First add a unique row identifier so that PROC TRANSPOSE can convert your variables to a single column.
data have_extra;
row+1;
set have;
run;
proc transpose data=have_extra out=tall ;
by row indicator ;
var area range1 range2 ;
run;
Then order the records by the original variable name.
proc sort; by _name_ ; run;
Then you can run your CHI-SQ for each of your original variables.
proc freq data =tall ;
by _name_;
tables col1*Indicator/ norow nocol nopercent chisq ;
output out=all_chi PCHI;
run;
If all your variables are categorical then you can use _all_
in the tables
statement, along with ods output
for the dataset. This creates a single dataset with all the combinations of variables * Indicator.
If you wanted, you can apply dataset options (where=, keep=, drop= etc) against the output dataset.
data have;
input Indicator Area $ Range1 $ Range2 $;
datalines;
0 A 17-25 25-50
0 A 17-25 25-50
0 A 17-25 25-50
0 A 17-25 25-50
0 A 0-17 25-50
1 B 17-25 25-50
1 B 0-17 17-25
1 B 17-25 25-50
;
run;
ods select chisq;
ods output chisq=want;
proc freq data=have;
tables _all_*Indicator/ norow nocol nopercent chisq;
run;
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