Hi.
I'm struggling a little with extracting string data from multiple rows via a delimiter. I have 1 variable named Rule_Results with multiple observations.
The data is pretty standard through out the rows, here's a snapshot of three rows:-
USERKNOWN=Y;SIGMATCH=N;SIGMATCHDEVICEALIAS=N;DEVICEIDCHECK=N;EXCEPTION=N;UNTRUSTEDIP=N; USERKNOWN=Y;SIGMATCH=N;SIGMATCHDEVICEALIAS=N;DEVICEIDCHECK=N;EXCEPTION=N;UNTRUSTEDIP=N; USERKNOWN=Y;SIGMATCH=N;SIGMATCHDEVICEALIAS=N;DEVICEIDCHECK=N;EXCEPTION=N;UNTRUSTEDIP=N;
What im trying to do is us the ";" delimiter to extract the data in between into a new row.
I've found the following on these boards but am struggling to get it to work.
data loop;
set Import;
do i = 1 to countw(Rule_Results,';');
_Rule_Results_ = scan(Rule_Results,i,';');
end;
run;
Any help is appreciated. Stret
You're missing the OUTPUT statement to create a new record.
data loop;
set Import;
do i = 1 to countw(Rule_Results,';');
_Rule_Results_ = scan(Rule_Results,i,';');
OUTPUT;
end;
run;
You're missing the OUTPUT statement to create a new record.
data loop;
set Import;
do i = 1 to countw(Rule_Results,';');
_Rule_Results_ = scan(Rule_Results,i,';');
OUTPUT;
end;
run;
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