DATA Have;
INFILE DATALINES MISSOVER DELIMITER='|';
INPUT Qtr :$4. Bucket :$1. Value 8.;
DATALINES;
20Q4|A|10
20Q4|B|15
20Q4|C|20
21Q1|A|11
21Q1|B|14
21Q1|C|22
21Q2|A|12
21Q2|B|15
21Q2|C|23
;RUN;
ODS EXCEL FILE="FILEPATH/OutputFile.xlsx";
PROC REPORT DATA=Have;
TITLE 'Quarterly';
COLUMNS Bucket Qtr,(Value);
DEFINE Bucket / 'Bucket' DISPLAY STYLE=[CELLWIDTH=1.1in FONT_WEIGHT=BOLD];
DEFINE Qtr / ' ' ACROSS ' ';
DEFINE Value / 'Value' DISPLAY STYLE=[CELLWIDTH=1.1in];
RUN;
ODS EXCEL CLOSE;
The result looks like this:
20Q4 | 21Q1 | 21Q2 | |
Bucket | Value | Value | Value |
A | 10 | . | . |
B | 15 | . | . |
C | 20 | . | . |
A | . | 11 | . |
B | . | 14 | . |
C | . | 22 | . |
A | . | . | 12 |
B | . | . | 15 |
C | . | . | 23 |
But I want the result to look like this (including creating a total row for each quarter):
20Q4 | 21Q1 | 21Q2 | |
Bucket | Value | Value | Value |
A | 10 | 11 | 12 |
B | 15 | 14 | 15 |
C | 20 | 22 | 23 |
Total | 45 | 47 | 50 |
Is this possible to do, so that when new quarters are added to the data, it will automatically add a new column for the new quarter? And, of course, group them all on the same row for the same bucket.
It is not grouping on bucket because you defined it as DISPLAY.
PROC REPORT DATA=Have;
TITLE 'Quarterly';
COLUMNS Bucket Qtr,(Value);
DEFINE Bucket / 'Bucket' group STYLE=[CELLWIDTH=1.1in FONT_WEIGHT=BOLD];
DEFINE Qtr / ' ' ACROSS ' ';
DEFINE Value / 'Value' sum STYLE=[CELLWIDTH=1.1in];
rbreak after / summarize;
RUN;
It is not grouping on bucket because you defined it as DISPLAY.
PROC REPORT DATA=Have;
TITLE 'Quarterly';
COLUMNS Bucket Qtr,(Value);
DEFINE Bucket / 'Bucket' group STYLE=[CELLWIDTH=1.1in FONT_WEIGHT=BOLD];
DEFINE Qtr / ' ' ACROSS ' ';
DEFINE Value / 'Value' sum STYLE=[CELLWIDTH=1.1in];
rbreak after / summarize;
RUN;
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