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yotsuba88
Quartz | Level 8

Hi,

 

I have this table

momrstd_ressta_res_rsqidskewret
 2.4930.0003.098-0.0850.478
15.324-0.1402.111-0.0410.283
24.694-0.1532.189-0.0530.317
35.122-0.1162.443-0.0620.429
45.763-0.0292.764-0.0580.444
56.116-0.0073.292-0.0570.352

I want to proc transpose to this:

 12345(5)-(1)
std_des5.3244.6945.1225.7636.1160.792 (49.55)
sta_des-0.140-0.153-0.116-0.029-0.007

0.133

(9.55)

_rsq2.1112.1892.4432.7643.292

1.181

(3.55)

ID-0.041-0.053-0.062-0.058-0.057

-0.015

(6.55)

skewret0.2830.3170.4290.4440.3520.069

I run: proc transpose data=data out=want; var std_des sta_des _rsq id skewret;run;

The result with proc tranpose has only COL1, I have no idea to fix it and I want to make a new Column = Column 5 - Column1 and have t-stat in (). 

Thank you so much for your help.

 

 

2 REPLIES 2
ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

You can't have numbers as variable names.

And proc transpose will not do calculations,

Apart from that, this does what you want:


data HAVE;
  set SASHELP.CLASS(obs=5) ;
  COLNAME=catt('VAR_',_N_);
run;

proc transpose data=HAVE out=TMP; 
  var NAME SEX AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT;  
  id COLNAME; 
run;

data WANT;
  set TMP;
  DIFF=VAR_1-VAR_2;
run;

 

 

 

Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Seems pretty simple. Note that you will lose the rows (columns) where MOMR is missing.

data have ;
  input momr std_res sta_res _rsq id skewret;
cards;
. 2.493  0.000 3.098 -0.085 0.478
1 5.324 -0.140 2.111 -0.041 0.283
2 4.694 -0.153 2.189 -0.053 0.317
3 5.122 -0.116 2.443 -0.062 0.429
4 5.763 -0.029 2.764 -0.058 0.444
5 6.116 -0.007 3.292 -0.057 0.352
;
proc transpose data=have out=middle prefix=VAR  ;
  id momr ;
run;

data want ;
  set middle ;
  diff = var5 - var1;
run;
proc print;
run;
Obs    _NAME_      VAR1      VAR2      VAR3      VAR4      VAR5      diff

 1     std_res     5.324     4.694     5.122     5.763     6.116     0.792
 2     sta_res    -0.140    -0.153    -0.116    -0.029    -0.007     0.133
 3     _rsq        2.111     2.189     2.443     2.764     3.292     1.181
 4     id         -0.041    -0.053    -0.062    -0.058    -0.057    -0.016
 5     skewret     0.283     0.317     0.429     0.444     0.352     0.069

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