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lawpaw
Calcite | Level 5

I have a table that provides multiple customer records with multiple flags (1,0) for product items, however only 1 flag is present per record. I'd like to create a single record with the customer id and all of the product flags

Have:

Customer IDBananasApplesCherriesOranges
1231000
1230100
1230001

 

Want:

1231101
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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26
proc summary data=have nway;
    class customerID;
    var bananas apples cherries oranges;
    output out=want max=;
run;
--
Paige Miller

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26
proc summary data=have nway;
    class customerID;
    var bananas apples cherries oranges;
    output out=want max=;
run;
--
Paige Miller
ballardw
Super User

May want to learn to search the forum.

 

I think we get this, or a very similar question, about every 4 months (possibly related to some professor's teaching schedule)

 

I will say that your desired result does not show "all the flags" because it doesn't show the 0 value "flags". Rephrasing to "I want the maximum value as the 1 valued flags indicates something of interest and 0 otherwise"  is more precise and leads to coding solutions like @PaigeMiller 

 

You also don't need to create a data set to get than information. The Procedures Report and Tabulate will show that result.

proc tabulate data=have;
   class customerid;
   var apples bananas cherries oranges;
   table customerid,
         (apples bananas cherries oranges)*max=''
         ;
run;

Proc report data=have;
   columns customerid apples bananas cherries oranges;
   define customerid/group;
   define apples/ max;
   define bananas / max;
   define cherries/ max;
   define oranges / max;
run;

For some things you may even find in handier to reshape the data so that you have a  variable "Fruit" that has values like  "Apple" "Banana" "Cherry" and "Orange".

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