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sasuser_221
Calcite | Level 5

I'm working on creating a summary report using proc report. below is the sample of my dataset

 

categorymonthcount
category1201801245
category1201802335
category120180312
category220180178
category220180265
category220180334
category320180176
category320180255
category320180388

 

I want to create something like this,

 

 category1category2Percentage_increasecategory2category3percentage_increase
20180124578-0.6816326537876-0.025641026
20180233565-0.8059701496555-0.153846154
20180312341.83333333334881.588235294

 

my code is,


proc report data = membership_data;
column month category,count Percentage_change1 Percentage_change2;

define month / group ;
define category / across ;
define count/' ';

define Percentage_change1/computed format=percent8.2;
compute Percentage_change1;
Percentage_change1 = (_c3_-_c2_)/_c2_;

endcomp;


define Percentage_change2/computed format=percent8.2;
compute Percentage_change2;
Percentage_change2 = (_c4_-_c3_)/_c3_;
endcomp;
run;

 

after running above proc report, I end up having summary table like this

 

 category1category2category3Percentage_increase1percentage_increase2
2018012457876-0.681632653-0.026315789
2018023356555-0.805970149-0.181818182
2018031234881.8333333330.613636364

 

 my goal is to use the column 'category2' twice and rearrange the order. how to implement this. 

Any inputs are appreciated

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Ksharp
Super User

It is not right way to do this by PROC REPORT.

 

data have;
input category : $40.	month	count;
cards;
category1	201801	245
category1	201802	335
category1	201803	12
category2	201801	78
category2	201802	65
category2	201803	34
category3	201801	76
category3	201802	55
category3	201803	88
;
proc sort data=have out=have1;
by month;
run;
data temp;
 set have1;
 by month;
 output;
 dif=dif(count);lag=lag(count);
 if first.month=0 then do;
  _count=count;_category=category;
  category=catx('_',category,'Percentage_increase');
  count=-dif/lag;
  output;
  if  last.month=0 then do;
  count=_count;category=cats(_category,'2');
  output;
  end;
 end;
 drop _: dif lag;
run;
proc transpose data=temp out=want;
by month;
id category;
var count;
run;

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Ksharp
Super User

It is not right way to do this by PROC REPORT.

 

data have;
input category : $40.	month	count;
cards;
category1	201801	245
category1	201802	335
category1	201803	12
category2	201801	78
category2	201802	65
category2	201803	34
category3	201801	76
category3	201802	55
category3	201803	88
;
proc sort data=have out=have1;
by month;
run;
data temp;
 set have1;
 by month;
 output;
 dif=dif(count);lag=lag(count);
 if first.month=0 then do;
  _count=count;_category=category;
  category=catx('_',category,'Percentage_increase');
  count=-dif/lag;
  output;
  if  last.month=0 then do;
  count=_count;category=cats(_category,'2');
  output;
  end;
 end;
 drop _: dif lag;
run;
proc transpose data=temp out=want;
by month;
id category;
var count;
run;
Jagadishkatam
Amethyst | Level 16

Alternatively, please try

 

data have;
input category:$12.	month	count;
cards;
category1 201801 245
category1 201802 335
category1 201803 12
category2 201801 78
category2 201802 65
category2 201803 34
category3 201801 76
category3 201802 55
category3 201803 88
;

proc sort data=have;
by month category;
run;

data want;
set have;
output;
by  month category;
new=lag(count);
if first.month then new=.;
if category='category2' then do;
category='_category2_';
output;
end;
if new ne . then do;
perct=(count-new)/new;
category='perct'||compress(category,,'kd');
output;
end;
run;

proc transpose data=want out=want2;
by month;
id category;
var count;
run;
Thanks,
Jag

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