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Belle
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello,

 

I need to combine rows by certain groups, and keep everything into one row. I tried proc means, but it replaced previous records.

 

Also is there a way to combine the field names? Please see the highlights in the final result (ie: aa_MM1).

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Here is original data:

data test;
input locations $ year type $ MM1-MM4;
datalines;
NY 2017 aa 560 560 687 560
NY 2017 bb 785 432 450 222
NY 2017 cc 160 160 765 160
NY 2018 aa 360 360 360 360
NY 2018 bb 570 570 493 570
NY 2018 cc 160 245 542 160
NY 2019 bb 432 340 360 532
NY 2019 cc 555 457 675 988
PA 2017 aa 560 560 687 560
PA 2017 bb 785 432 450 222
PA 2018 aa 360 360 360 360
PA 2018 bb 570 570 493 570
PA 2018 cc 160 245 542 160
PA 2019 bb 432 340 360 532
;

locations year type MM1 MM2 MM3 MM4
NY 2017 aa 560 560 687 560
NY 2017 bb 785 432 450 222
NY 2017 cc 160 160 765 160
NY 2018 aa 360 360 360 360
NY 2018 bb 570 570 493 570
NY 2018 cc 160 245 542 160
NY 2019 bb 432 340 360 532
NY 2019 cc 555 457 675 988
PA 2017 aa 560 560 687 560
PA 2017 bb 785 432 450 222
PA 2018 aa 360 360 360 360
PA 2018 bb 570 570 493 570
PA 2018 cc 160 245 542 160
PA 2019 bb 432 340 360 532

 

Below is what I want to be:

 

locations year aa_MM1 aa_MM2 aa_MM3 aa_MM4 bb_MM1 bb_MM2 bb_MM3 bb_MM4 cc_MM1 cc_MM2 cc_MM3 cc_MM4
NY 2017 560 560 687 560 785 432 450 222 160 160 765 160
NY 2018 360 360 360 360 570 570 493 570 160 245 542 160
NY 2019         432 340 360 532 555 457 675 988
PA 2017 560 560 687 560 785 432 450 222        
PA 2018 360 360 360 360 570 570 493 570 160 245 542 160
PA 2019         432 340 360 532        
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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Just transpose it twice.

proc transpose data=test out=middle;
  by locations year type;
  var mm1-mm4;
run;
proc transpose data=middle out=want(drop=_name_) delim=_;
  by locations year ;
  var col1 ;
  id type _name_;
run;

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

Unless this is the output needed for some sort of report,if it is data that will be analyzed, you are better off not doing this and leaving the data in the original format. It is much easier in SAS to do almost any analysis on data in the first layout than data in the second layout.

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Paige Miller
Belle
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi PaigeMiller,

 

This is for the final report, not the analysis.

 

Thanks

Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Just transpose it twice.

proc transpose data=test out=middle;
  by locations year type;
  var mm1-mm4;
run;
proc transpose data=middle out=want(drop=_name_) delim=_;
  by locations year ;
  var col1 ;
  id type _name_;
run;
Belle
Obsidian | Level 7
Hi Tom,

This works. Thank you very much.

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