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From: JC on 28 Jan 2010 17:08
i am trying to create a histogram to show the frequency of symptoms
scores for subjects.

The scores range from numeric scale of 0-10. (the scores are only
whole values).
so my dataset looks like this:

subject asessment date assessment type sympt 1 sympt 2
sympt 3
A 1/1/2010 ER
0 3 6
A 1/2/2010 ER
1 4 5
A 1/3/2010 ER
6 2 10
B
From: JC on 28 Jan 2010 17:13
On Jan 28, 5:08 pm, JC <jenclin...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> i am trying to create a histogram to show the frequency of symptoms
> scores for subjects.
>
> The scores range from numeric scale of 0-10.  (the scores are only
> whole values).
> so my dataset looks like this:
>
> subject   asessment date       assessment type  sympt 1    sympt 2
> sympt 3
> A                1/1/2010               ER
> 0            3             6
> A                1/2/2010               ER
> 1            4            5
> A                1/3/2010               ER
> 6             2           10
> B

Sorry i accidently hit send too fast

subject date assessmt sympt 1
A 1/1/2010 ER 3
A 1/2/2010 ER 6
A 1/3/2010 ER 1
B 1/2/2010 ER 0
B 1/3/2010 ER 9

when i run this code:
proc univariate data=BL_P7; var sympt 1; histogram sympt 1; run;

it gives me a percent on the Y-axis and gives me the x-axis with
decimals.....how can that be when the variable sympt 1 is only
integers? and how can i make the Y-axis the frequency of assessmt?
Thanks!!
jen
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