TIMEID Procedure
Functional Summary
The statements and options that control the TIMEID procedure are summarized in Table 1.
Table 1: Functional Summary
| Description | Statement | Option |
|---|---|---|
| Statements | ||
| Specifies data sets and options | PROC TIMEID | |
| Specifies BY-group processing | BY | |
| Specifies the time ID variable | ID | |
| Data Set Options | ||
| Specifies the input data set | PROC TIMEID | DATA= |
| Specifies the maximum number of ID values to analyze | PROC TIMEID | NBYOBS= |
| Specifies the output frequency count data set | PROC TIMEID | OUTFREQ= |
| Specifies the output interval data set | PROC TIMEID | OUTINTERVAL= |
| Specifies the detailed output interval data set | PROC TIMEID | OUTINTERVALDETAILS= |
| Time ID Options | ||
| Specifies the interval alignment | ID | ALIGN= |
| Specifies that duplicate time ID values can be present in the DATA= data set | ID | DUPLICATES |
| Specifies the time interval between observations | ID | INTERVAL= |
| Specifies that time ID variable values are not sorted | ID | NOTSORTED |
| Printing and Plotting Options | ||
| Specifies the time ID format | ID | FORMAT= |
| Specifies the types of graphical output | PROC TIMEID | PLOT= |
| Specifies the types of printed output | PROC TIMEID | PRINT= |
| Miscellaneous Options | ||
| Limits the number of error and warning messages | PROC TIMEID | MAXERROR= |
Last updated: June 19, 2025