In pharmaceutical research, analysts often want to see the number of respondents who are at each site and the treatment they receive. Apparently, there’s more than one way to produce correct results when you are using the PROC MEANS procedure. In Janet Willis’ paper, Do You Have Too Much Class?, (awarded Best [...]
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