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jjjunyi
Calcite | Level 5

Hi every one:)

I have a dataset, with variable v1 v2 and Rev, see below:

V1V2Rev
0.010.01453
0.010.02564
0.010.032354
0.020.01754
0.020.023534
0.020.031213
0.030.01435
0.030.0223
0.030.03543

now I would like to transfer dataset into an array: 

v2
v10.010.020.03
0.014535642354
0.0275435341213
0.0343523543

How could i accomplish that? should I use array? is there any procedure better than array?

Great Thanks,

Jenny


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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Not sure what you mean by an array.  You could use PROC TRANSPOSE, but then the numbers that you have in V2 will be turned into variable names.

proc transpose data=have out=want ;

  by v1 ;

  id v2 ;

  var rev ;

run;

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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Not sure what you mean by an array.  You could use PROC TRANSPOSE, but then the numbers that you have in V2 will be turned into variable names.

proc transpose data=have out=want ;

  by v1 ;

  id v2 ;

  var rev ;

run;

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