I have 10datasets of monthly wise data, table names are like IND_UA_012018, IND_UA_022018, IND_UA_032018, IND_UA_042018,....IND_UA_102018.
I want macro code to append all the 10 datasets into one table using a macro
UNTESTED CODE
%macro dothis;
%do i=1 %to 10;
%let monthyear=%sysfunc(mdy(&i,1,2018));
%let filename=IND_UA_%sysfunc(putn(&monthyear,mmyyn6.));
proc append base=all new=&filename;
run;
%end;
%mend;
%dothis
If these are the only data sets that start with the prefix IND_UA_ then there is no need to use a macro:
data All;
set IND_UA_: ;
run;
And if all those datasets have the same variables and variable attributes, you can add the "open=defer" option to the SET statement. "open=defer" tells sas to re-use the same input buffer for each incoming data set. Otherwise a memory buffer is generated for each incoming data set. We often use this option when concatenating daily data sets over a quarter year.
data All;
set IND_UA_: open=defer;
run;
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