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Hi..

   IDNAMEMARKS
100SANJEEV23
101SRINATH25
102SRIHARI

28

i want to add another row to the above data by using data step ...

Thanks in Advance....

(DATA AFTER ADDING THE ROW)

ID
NAMEMARKS
100SANJEEV23
101 SRIHARI25
102SRINATH28
103SRIKANTH30
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Linlin
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

How about:

data have;

input ID$ NAME $ MARKS ;

cards;

100 SANJEEV 23

101 SRINATH 25

102 SRIHARI 28

;

data want;

length name $ 8;

set have end=eof;

output;

if eof then do;

   id='103';

   name='SRIKANTH';

   marks=30;

   output;

  end;

run;

proc print;run;

                                Obs      name      ID     MARKS

                                  1     SANJEEV     100      23

                                  2     SRINATH     101      25

                                  3     SRIHARI     102      28

                                  4     SRIKANTH    103      30

Linlin

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Linlin
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

How about:

data have;

input ID$ NAME $ MARKS ;

cards;

100 SANJEEV 23

101 SRINATH 25

102 SRIHARI 28

;

data want;

length name $ 8;

set have end=eof;

output;

if eof then do;

   id='103';

   name='SRIKANTH';

   marks=30;

   output;

  end;

run;

proc print;run;

                                Obs      name      ID     MARKS

                                  1     SANJEEV     100      23

                                  2     SRINATH     101      25

                                  3     SRIHARI     102      28

                                  4     SRIKANTH    103      30

Linlin

imanojkumar1
Quartz | Level 8

What if I want to add a row before first row in the above sample data?

 

Also if I sort it by Names and then want to imput a row before first row, how can it be done?

marcomonti
Calcite | Level 5
Try with double dataset in set statement:
data want;
set have1
have2;
run;

note:have1 and have2 should have same PDV.

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