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Ronein
Onyx | Level 15

Hello

The following raw data table is a summary table that includes 4 categorical variables and 1 numeric variable.

It contains 42 rows.

I want to display the table in a different way where there is 2 dimensional table:

In X-axis there will be 2  categorical variables :Z1+Z2 (Z1 has 2 levels, Z2 has 3 levels)

In Y-axis there will be 2  categorical variables :Z3+Z4 (Z3 has 2 levels  ,Z4 has 3 levels)

When the value of a category is same for multiple cells then it is better to display it as one value

Data Report_tbl;
INFILE DATALINES DLM=',';
input Z4 $	Z3 $	Z2 $	Z1 $	Y ;
cards;
1,Max,None,None,10489
1,Max,30,20000,9437
1,Max,40,20000,8974
1,Max,50,20000,8443
1,Max,30,50000,8302
1,Max,40,50000,7358
1,Max,50,50000,6269
1.1,Max,None,None,9652
1.1,Max,30,20000,8275
1.1,Max,40,20000,7783
1.1,Max,50,20000,7678
1.1,Max,30,50000,6815
1.1,Max,40,50000,5809
1.1,Max,50,50000,8702
1.2,Max,None,None,8921
1.2,Max,30,20000,8055
1.2,Max,40,20000,7662
1.2,Max,50,20000,7204
1.2,Max,30,50000,7124
1.2,Max,40,50000,6331
1.2,Max,50,50000,5401
1,Second_Max,None,None,12121
1,Second_Max,30,20000,10801
1,Second_Max,40,20000,10266
1,Second_Max,50,20000,9671
1,Second_Max,30,50000,9363
1,Second_Max,40,50000,8267
1,Second_Max,50,50000,7036
1.1,Second_Max,None,None,11323
1.1,Second_Max,30,20000,10115
1.1,Second_Max,40,20000,9615
1.1,Second_Max,50,20000,9054
1.1,Second_Max,30,50000,8806
1.1,Second_Max,40,50000,7787
1.1,Second_Max,50,50000,6632
1.2,Second_Max,None,None,10605
1.2,Second_Max,30,20000,9493
1.2,Second_Max,40,20000,9026
1.2,Second_Max,50,20000,8496
1.2,Second_Max,30,50000,8291
1.2,Second_Max,40,50000,7342
1.2,Second_Max,50,50000,6258
;
run;

 

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andreas_lds
Jade | Level 19

Seems to be a problem solved by proc tabulate if you want a report. If you want a 2 dim table as dataset, i have to ask: why? That structure is hardly useful for any form of further processing.

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