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Post  pallav Tue Apr 03, 2012 3:18 pm

There is one option in proc freq called order which can be useful to find multiple occurring easily.

PROC Freq data = SAShelp.Class
order = freq;
tables Height / list missing noprint
out = Work.Freq;
Proc Print data = Work.Freq
(where = (Count ge 2));
run;


order=freq option will arrange output or output dataset in descending order of frequency.


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