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ismahero
Calcite | Level 5


HI...

I have a tale with 4 columns, and I want to stack them and have an output table of just 2 columns.

Example:

Original Table:

SSN                        Code               Spouse SSN                    S Code

111-11-1111             5                 222-22-2222                             6

333-33-3333             5                 444-44-4444                             1

Desired Table:

SSNs                         Codes

111-11-1111                 5

333-33-3333                 5

222-22-2222                 6

444-44-4444                1

Is there any way of doing this...?  Thanks for your help, I am kind of new with SAS EG...

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Linlin
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

try:

data temp1(keep=ssn code) temp2(keep=s_ssn s_code rename=(s_ssn=ssn s_code=code));

set have;

data want;

  set temp1 temp2;

run;

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