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Amalik
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

 

I want to transpose the following sort of data into panel data by using proc transpose. Although I can do it by creating separate files for each variable e.g for AR2001-AR2006 and then a separate one for TR2001-TR2006 But I wish to do it in one go only as creating separate files for each variable is very time-consuming. Can someone share their knowledge on this?

IDAR2001AR2002AR2003AR2004AR2005AR2006TR2001TR2002TR2003TR2004TR2005TR2006and so on
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Astounding
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It's not 100% clear how you are picturing the panel data.  Here's one possible result:

 

data want;

set have;

array arvals {2001:2006} ar2001-ar2006;

array trvals {2001:2006} tr2001-tr2006;

do year=2001 to 2006;

  ar = arvals{year};

  tr = trvals{year};

  output;

end;

keep id year ar tr;

run;

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