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Akhilaaron07
Calcite | Level 5

(Given Data)

PT  Gender 

 

101 Male

102 M

103 Female

104 MALE

105 f

(Given Data)

studyname - GSK101A2

site no  : G101

SEX  -  M OR F

Domain  - DM 

 

Required o/p : (i need the output like this)

 

STUYID DOMAIN USUBJID              SUBJID       SEX

 

GSK101A2  DM    GSK101A2-G101-101    101           M

GSK101A2  DM    GSK101A2-G101-102    102           M

GSK101A2  DM    GSK101A2-G101-103    103           F

GSK101A2  DM    GSK101A2-G101-104    104           M

GSK101A2  DM    GSK101A2-G101-105    105           F

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john_robinson
SAS Employee

/*The data items could be input using macro variables to make this flexible.*/

 

data Want ;
set Have (rename=( pt=SUBJID));                *the dataset with PT and gender ;
STUYID= "GSK101A2";
DOMAIN= "DM" ;
SiteNo = "G101" ;

length USUBJID $ 17;
drop siteno gender;

USUBJID= catx("-",stuyid,siteno, subjid);
SEX= substr(upcase(gender),1,1);
run;

proc print data=reqdop ;
var stuyid domain usubjid subjid sex;
run;

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

@Akhilaaron07 wrote:

(Given Data)

studyname - GSK101A2

site no  : G101

SEX  -  M OR F

Domain  - DM 


Are these name/value pairs in a dataset, or did you mistakenly represent the data in transposed form?

Oligolas
Barite | Level 11
DATA want;
   length STUDYID $8 DOMAIN $2 USUBJID $17 SEX $1;
   set have;
   
   array chars STUDYID DOMAIN SITENO PT SEX;
   do over chars;
      chars=strip(upcase(chars));
   end;

   SUBJID=strip(put(PT,best.));
   if cmiss(STUDYID,SITENO,SUBJID) ne 0 then put 'E' 'RROR: Missing unexpected variables encountered' STUDYID= SITENO= SUBJID=;
   else USUBJID=catx('-',STUDYID,SITENO,SUBJID);
   SEX=ifc(SEX^='',substr(SEX,1,1),'');
RUN;
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- Cheers -

Ksharp
Super User
data have;
infile cards length=len;
input have $varying400. len;
if have=:'PT' then id+1;
n+1;
if anydigit(have)=1 then do;
  subjid=scan(have,1,' ');sex=upcase(char(scan(have,2,' '),1));
end;
if lowcase(scan(have,1,' '))='studyname' then studyid=scan(have,-1,' ');
if lowcase(scan(have,1,' '))='site' then siteid=scan(have,-1,' ');
if lowcase(scan(have,1,' '))='domain' then domain=scan(have,-1,' ');
if not missing(coalescec(subjid,sex,studyid,siteid,domain));
drop have;
cards;
(Given Data)
PT  Gender 

101 Male
102 M
103 Female
104 MALE
105 f
(Given Data)
studyname - GSK101A2
site no  : G101
SEX  -  M OR F
Domain  - DM 
;

proc sort data=have;by id descending n;run;
data want;
 update have(obs=0) have;
 by id;
 if not missing(subjid) then output;
run;

data want;
 set want;
 usubjid=cats(studyid,'-',siteid,'-',subjid);
run;
proc sort data=want;by id n;run;
john_robinson
SAS Employee

/*The data items could be input using macro variables to make this flexible.*/

 

data Want ;
set Have (rename=( pt=SUBJID));                *the dataset with PT and gender ;
STUYID= "GSK101A2";
DOMAIN= "DM" ;
SiteNo = "G101" ;

length USUBJID $ 17;
drop siteno gender;

USUBJID= catx("-",stuyid,siteno, subjid);
SEX= substr(upcase(gender),1,1);
run;

proc print data=reqdop ;
var stuyid domain usubjid subjid sex;
run;

Akhilaaron07
Calcite | Level 5
Guys Finally i got the output i am not removing it, If any one in Future happens to Stumble up on it.

data dm1;
input PT Gender$;
datalines;
101 Male
102 M
103 Female
104 MALE
105 f
;
run;

Data DM;
STUDYID="GSK101A2";
DOMAIN="DM";
SITEID="G101";
length USUBJID $20. ;
set dm1(rename= (PT=SUBJID));
USUBJID= catx("-",STUDYID,SITEID,SUBJID);
If Gender in('M','Male','MALE') then SEX='M';
else SEX='F';
drop Gender;
run;

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