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tan-wongv
Obsidian | Level 7

I successfully grouped the diagnosis code into disease classes and label it as "yes" for each DMRN. This is how the outcome looks like:

DMRN DX_CODE DX_NAME nervous circular respiratory genitourinary constipation DM
7 I10 hypertension   Yes        
7 J44.9 COPD     Yes      
7 M19.90 Arthritis            
7 N40.0 BPH       Yes    

 

Then, I would like to collapse the rows so that each DMRN has only one row and drop DX_CODE and DX_NAME.
This is how I want the table look like:

DMRN

nervous

circular respiratory genitourinary constipation DM
7   Yes Yes Yes    

 

What codes should I use? Thank you so much for your help.

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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

Hello @tan-wongv,

 

Make sure that your dataset ("HAVE") is sorted by DMRN and then use a DATA step with an UPDATE statement:

data want;
update have(drop=dx: obs=0) have(drop=dx:);
by dmrn;
run;

This code drops variables whose names start with "DX" and creates one observation for each DMRN, containing the last non-missing value (if any) of NERVOUS, CIRCULAR, etc.

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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

Hello @tan-wongv,

 

Make sure that your dataset ("HAVE") is sorted by DMRN and then use a DATA step with an UPDATE statement:

data want;
update have(drop=dx: obs=0) have(drop=dx:);
by dmrn;
run;

This code drops variables whose names start with "DX" and creates one observation for each DMRN, containing the last non-missing value (if any) of NERVOUS, CIRCULAR, etc.

tan-wongv
Obsidian | Level 7

Thank you so much for your help! I appreciate your explanation 😊

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