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bd_user_10
Quartz | Level 8

I have the following data:

 

event_date

isin

event_month

hc

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-12

0

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-11

0

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-10

0

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-9

-0.034

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-8

-0.079

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-7

-0.046

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-6

-0.04

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-5

-0.047

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-4

0.14

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-3

-0.176

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-2

0.2

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

-1

0.11

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

0

0.55

5/11/2009

FI0009005078

-9

0

5/11/2009

FI0009005078

-8

0.12

5/11/2009

FI0009005078

-7

0.28

5/11/2009

FI0009005078

-6

0.31

5/11/2009

FI0009005078

-5

0.44

5/11/2009

FI0009005078

-4

0.24

5/11/2009

FI0009005318

-12

0.262

5/11/2009

FI0009005318

-11

0.11

5/11/2009

FI0009005318

-10

0.32

5/11/2009

FI0009005318

-9

-0.04

9/05/2011

FI0009003305

-5

0.032

9/05/2011

FI0009003305

-4

0.02

9/05/2011

FI0009003305

-3

0.44

9/05/2011

FI0009003305

-2

0.87

9/05/2011

FI0009003305

-1

0.92

 

and I like to create a table like this:

 

event_date

isin

0

-1

-2

-3

-4

-5

-6

-7

-8

-9

-10

-11

-12

11/09/1995

FI0009000012

0.55

0.11

0.2

-0.176

0.14

-0.047

-0.04

-0.046

-0.079

-0.034

0

0

0

5/11/2009

FI0009005078

 

 

 

 

0.24

0.44

0.31

0.28

0.12

0

 

 

 

5/11/2009

FI0009005318

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-0.04

0.32

0.11

0.262

9/05/2011

FI0009003305

 

0.92

0.87

0.44

0.02

0.032

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can anyone please help? I have attached the test data in SAS format. Thanks in advance for your help.!

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

Do you want this output table for a report, or as a SAS data set?

 

This would give you the desired report:

 

proc report data=test_data;
    columns event_date isin event_month,hc;
	define event_date/group order=data;
	define isin/group order=data;
	define event_month/across;
	define hc/sum;
run;

 

--
Paige Miller

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

Do you want this output table for a report, or as a SAS data set?

 

This would give you the desired report:

 

proc report data=test_data;
    columns event_date isin event_month,hc;
	define event_date/group order=data;
	define isin/group order=data;
	define event_month/across;
	define hc/sum;
run;

 

--
Paige Miller
bd_user_10
Quartz | Level 8
This worked fine! However, I want this output table as a SAS data set.
PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

@bd_user_10 wrote:
This worked fine! However, I want this output table as a SAS data set.

Looks like someone else provided that code. However, I figured you want it as a table because you can't have a variable name as -1 in SAS, as your original table indicated.

--
Paige Miller
ghosh
Barite | Level 11

/* I just added an out= option to the proc report statement in @PaigeMiller 's reply and then modified the new dataset by assigning variable names and labels to the vars created by proc report */

 

libname dat '~/dat/';
proc report data=dat.test_data out=transtest (drop=_BREAK_);
columns event_date isin event_month,hc;
define event_date/group order=data;
define isin/group order=data;
define event_month/across;
define hc/sum;
run;
proc contents data=transtest;

run;


%macro ren;
%do i=0 %to 12;
rename _C%eval(&i+3)_ = V_&i;
label V_&i="V_&i~(-&i)";
%end;
%mend;

 

proc datasets library=WORK nolist;
modify transtest;
%ren ;
quit;

proc print label split='~';

run;

 

 

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bd_user_10
Quartz | Level 8
Thanks for showing me how to create the dataset from the report. I appreciate that!

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