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Sukhi1
Calcite | Level 5

Hi all, I want to create report for 12 months but I will have data to up to current month only. so I want to populate default value for the months which does not have data.

 

I want something like this :

                      Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

A                   2      3     4     5      6       0     0    0      0     0      0       0

B                   2      3     4     5      6       0     0    0      0     0      0       0

C                   2      3     4     5      6       0     0    0      0     0      0       0

D

E

F

the A B C D E F are the some names 

 

 

but I have data something like this 

SRNo       Account      Month        Init

1                  0001             jan           1/23/23

2                 0456             feb          2/15/23

3                 0567              feb         2/27/23

4                 0012              mar       3/3/23

5                0034             apr          4/5/23

6                0009            may        5/18/23


Please help me. 

 

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JosvanderVelden
SAS Super FREQ

Your question does not provide enough clues to be able to provide an answer. Please use your creativity and produce a better question with some sample code that clarifies your question. You can start with this:

data have;
   input idnumber account $ month $ init mmddyy8.;
   format init date9.;
datalines;
1 0101 jan 1/23/23
2 0306 feb 2/15/23
3 0405 mar 3/3/23
run;

data want;
    set have;
   .....
run;
PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

the A B C D E F are the some names

 

which do not correspond in any way to your input data, so we can't possibly help you produce such a table from this input data. Also we don't know what the numbers in the cells are. A better explanation is needed.

 

If you want zeros, you can add zeros for the missing months into your input data.

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