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ybz12003
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

Hello,

I would like to create a table for top row is year, the most left column is month, then site is the subgroup under year.  I'm not sure if there is a way to do it.

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ballardw
Super User

Data is helpful.

 

Proc tabulate is a very likely candidate as I find it easier to nest things vertically.

 

And what goes into the intersection of month and site columns?

Here is an example of a similar report using the SASHELP.STOCKS set that you likely have available. The first data step basically just adds a month variable.

data fortable;
   set sashelp.stocks;
   month=month(date);
run;

proc tabulate data=fortable;
   class date month stock;
   format date year4.;
   var close;
   table month,
         date*stock=' '*close="Max close"*max=''*f=dollar10.2
         /misstext=' '
   ;
run;

The =' ' that appear are just to modify the default column heading text. When it is '' or ' ' then that suppresses a level of the column (or row) heading. This report show the maximum closing price of each Stock, which would be your SITE variable, for each month.

I am using the format YEAR4. on a date value to just display the year.

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