Hi everyone, I have these two datasets:
data have1;
input week $ ord count;
datalines;
week1 1 2
week2 1 3
week3 1 4
week4 1 3
week5 1 5
;
run;
data have2;
input week $ ord count;
datalines;
week1 2 1
week3 2 3
week4 2 4
;
run;
I want to obtain the final dataset (you can see, I want to keep the same structure in ord=2 that I have for ord=1):
week1 2 1
week2 3 1
week3 4 1
week4 3 1
week5 5 1
week1 1 2
week2 0 2
week3 3 2
week4 4 2
week5
I think CLASSDATA would do this job, but I do not remember How to apply to this particular problem.
Thank you.
V.
I just remembered it from data_null in other conversation ![]()
*creating classdata;
data classdata;
set have1 (keep=week);
run;
*creating my final dataset;
data have3;
set have1 have2;
by ord;
run;
*data_null code structure from other problem;
proc summary nway data=have3 classdata=classdata order=data;
by ord;
class week;
output out=want(drop=_freq_ _type_) idgroup(out(count)=);
run;
sorry week5 0 2 is the last record ![]()
I just remembered it from data_null in other conversation ![]()
*creating classdata;
data classdata;
set have1 (keep=week);
run;
*creating my final dataset;
data have3;
set have1 have2;
by ord;
run;
*data_null code structure from other problem;
proc summary nway data=have3 classdata=classdata order=data;
by ord;
class week;
output out=want(drop=_freq_ _type_) idgroup(out(count)=);
run;
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