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Harish2
Calcite | Level 5

HI team,

 

I have the table called Customer and data looks like this.

 

Customer
_TEMA001PIUM_PCCCPIUM_PCCD
VV1Provider Comprehensive SURS Review
VV4MCO Review Outcome Accuracy
VV7Beneficiary Death
VV2Algorithm Limited Review
VV5State-Directed Recovery
VV8Provider Death
VV3DRA Attestation
VV6Excluded Entity
VV9Prepayment Review

 

I need the output of this customer

 

table into below format by using Proc Transpose.

 

Output
VVPIUM_PCCC1PIUM_PCCDProvider Comprehensive SURS Review
VVPIUM_PCCC4PIUM_PCCDMCO Review Outcome Accuracy
VVPIUM_PCCC7PIUM_PCCDBeneficiary Death
VVPIUM_PCCC2PIUM_PCCDAlgorithm Limited Review
VVPIUM_PCCC5PIUM_PCCDState-Directed Recovery
VVPIUM_PCCC8PIUM_PCCDProvider Death
VVPIUM_PCCC3PIUM_PCCDDRA Attestation
VVPIUM_PCCC6PIUM_PCCDExcluded Entity
VVPIUM_PCCC9PIUM_PCCDPrepayment Review

 

Please help me to do this by using Proc Transpose.

 

Thanks,

Harish

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