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GreenTree1
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello Everyone 

 

I have two SAS datasets 

 

dataset 1.          dataset 2

1.                         4

2                          5

3                          6

 

I want to stack these on top of each other so that the final dataset looks as follows. 

 

Final dataset

1

2

3

4

5

6

 

I appreciate your help.

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sustagens
Pyrite | Level 9

Try

data want;
set dataset1 dataset2;
run;

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sustagens
Pyrite | Level 9

Try

data want;
set dataset1 dataset2;
run;
GreenTree1
Obsidian | Level 7
Perfect, It worked!! thanks sustagens
ballardw
Super User

A single column will only work if 1) the variable has the same name and 2) the same-named variable has the same type (numeric or character) in both data sets.

 

If the values have different lengths in the two sets you may get a warning about different lengths in the log and possible truncation of the data. Do not ignore that warning. Verify that the result is as needed.

GreenTree1
Obsidian | Level 7
Thank you for pointing this Ballardw, the datasets were identical in variables and variable type so it worked out well

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