I am trying to achieve the following transpose?
level | exposure | |
2008 | Construction | 276 |
2009 | Construction | 882 |
2010 | Construction | 929 |
2011 | Construction | 140 |
2012 | Construction | 330 |
2008 | Warehouse | 265 |
2009 | Warehouse | 750 |
2010 | Warehouse | 207 |
2011 | Warehouse | 169 |
2012 | Warehouse | 942 |
2008 | Manufacturing | 307 |
2009 | Manufacturing | 735 |
2010 | Manufacturing | 644 |
2011 | Manufacturing | 625 |
2012 | Manufacturing | 699 |
2008 | Distribution | 644 |
2009 | Distribution | 794 |
2010 | Distribution | 367 |
2011 | Distribution | 791 |
2012 | Distribution | 672 |
2008 | Construction | 98 |
2009 | Construction | 95 |
2010 | Construction | 163 |
2011 | Construction | 607 |
2012 | Construction | 62 |
2008 | Warehouse | 613 |
2009 | Warehouse | 322 |
2010 | Warehouse | 817 |
2011 | Warehouse | 819 |
2012 | Warehouse | 723 |
2008 | Manufacturing | 380 |
2009 | Manufacturing | 861 |
2010 | Manufacturing | 140 |
2011 | Manufacturing | 144 |
2012 | Manufacturing | 564 |
2008 | Distribution | 282 |
2009 | Distribution | 407 |
2010 | Distribution | 830 |
2011 | Distribution | 841 |
2012 | Distribution | 524 |
to
Construction | Warehouse | Manufacturing | Distribution | |
2008 | 374 | ... | ... | ... |
2009 | 977 | ... | ... | ... |
2010 | 1092 | ... | ... | ... |
2011 | 747 | ... | ... | ... |
2012 | 392 | ... | ... | ... |
Any ideas how this can be done?
Where does the result of 374 come from? That can't be obtained by transposing.
Looks more like a report than a transpose.
proc freq ;
weight exposure;
tables yr*level ;
run;
Or, if you need the transposed dataset, just add an OUT option to Tom's suggested code and transpose the output file. e.g.:
proc freq data=have;
weight exposure;
tables year*level/out=need;
run;
proc transpose data=need out=want (drop=_:);
by year;
id level;
var count;
run;
I offer this, but as Paige stated don’t see where 374 come from in your new dataset.
Proc sort; by year level;
Data new; set; by year level;
If level=:’Cons’ then cons=exposure;
If level=:’Manu’ then manu=exposure;
If level=:;Distri’ the distr=exposure;
If level=:’Ware’ then ware=exposure;
Label cons= ‘Construction’ manu=’Manufacturing’
distr=”Distribution’ ware=’Warehouse;
if last.year the output; drop level exposure;
run;
proc print ; run;
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