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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Thank you Linlin!

H, I agree with Tom, don't worry about it.

PG

PG
TomKari
Onyx | Level 15

Yah, everybody who's important ALREADY knows that PG is a genius!

Tom

Astounding
PROC Star

While you could always extend the solution you have, here's another way:

data want;

   if _n_=1 then do;

      set have (where=(group=2) rename=(x1=x2 y1=y2));

      set have (where=(group=6) rename=(x1=x3 y1=y3));

   end;

   set have;

run;


Linlin
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

data have;
input Group    : x1 y1;       
cards;
1               3  5                         
2               6  5                        
3               1  2                         
4               0  4                         
5               1  7                        
6               7  1                         
7               2  9
;
data _null_;
set have(where=(group in (2,6)));
call symputx(cats('x_group',group),x1);
call symputx(cats('y_group',group),y1);

data want;
  set have;
  x2=&x_group2;
  y2=&y_group2;
  x3=&x_group6;
  y3=&y_group6;
proc print;run;

Obs    Group    x1    y1    x2    y2    x3    y3
1          1        3     5     6     5     7     1
2          2        6     5     6     5     7     1
3          3        1     2     6     5     7     1
4          4        0     4     6     5     7     1
5          5        1     7     6     5     7     1
6          6        7     1     6     5     7     1
7          7         2     9     6     5     7     1

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