Re: st: svy frequency question

[Sarah Elizabeth Edgington <sedging@ucla.edu>]

Jet,
You can get weighted frequencies using the count option.  Try typing 
"help svy: tabulate oneway" to see the full list of options.  It's 
slightly different than the tabulate function for non-survey data.
-Sarah


At 02:36 PM 1/17/2011, Jet wrote:
> Dear Sir/Madam,
>
>     I have a quick question about using the Svy command for complex
> data. As I show below the command can only give out the proportions,
> but no frequencies. I learned that in SAS it would give also the
> frequencies after the proportions for 0 and 1. I checked the svy help,
> but to no avail. Anyone has thoughts? thank you very much.
>
>    Best
>
>    Jet
>
>
> svy: ta old60 if RANCEST==3
> (running tabulate on estimation sample)
>
> Number of strata   =        50                Number of obs      =       600
> Number of PSUs   =        77                Population size    = 2533494.5
>                                                          Design df
>      =        27
>
> -----------------------
> RECODE of |
> V07306       |
> (Age)          | proportions
>        ----------+------------
>         0 |       .8687
>         1 |       .1313
>            |
>   Total  |           1
> -----------------------
>   Key:  proportions  =  cell proportions
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