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ttqkroe
Calcite | Level 5
IDabcd
1 111
1 222
1b333
1 444

 

 

IDa
1c

 

The result should look like:

IDabcd
1c111
1c222
1b333
1c444

 

Thanks!!!

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

Does your second data set always have just one obs?

PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20
data one;
infile datalines dlm = ',' missover dsd;
input ID a $ b c d;
datalines;
1, ,1,1,1
1, ,2,2,2
1,b,3,3,3
1, ,4,4,4
;

 
data two;
input ID a $;
datalines;
1 c
;

data want;
   set one;
   z = 1;
   if a = "" then set two point = z; 
run;

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