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Katie
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello All.  I have data that looks like the following:

PtID        EnrollDate        CloseDate

1            12/31/2012       4/20/2013

2             1/5/2011          6/25/2011

3              3/9/2011          3/20/2012

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I would like to have data that looks like this:

PtID     Month1       month2     month3     month4     month5      month6     month7     month8     month9     month10    month11    month12

1          12/2012     1/2013        2/2013     3/2013       4/2013          .               .               .               .               .               .               .

2          1/2011        2/2011       3/2011     4/2011      5/2011       6/2011          .               .               .               .               .               .

3          3/2011          4/2011     5/2011     6/2011     7/2011          8/2011     9/2011     10/2011     12/2011     1/2012    2/2012     3/2012

Can you help?

Thanks!


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Ksharp
Super User

Using HaiKuo's data.

data have;
  input PtID        (EnrollDate        CloseDate) (:mmddyy10.);
  cards;
1            12/31/2012       4/20/2013
2             1/5/2011          6/25/2011
3              3/9/2011          3/20/2012
;
run;
data temp;
 set have;
 length month $ 8;
 do i=enrolldate to closedate;
  if month(i) ne month(_i) then do; month=catx('/',month(i),year(i));     output;end;
  _i=i;
 end;
keep ptid month;
run;
data temp;
 set temp;
 if ptid ne lag(ptid) then n=0;
 n+1;
run;
proc transpose data=temp out=want prefix=month;
by ptid;
id n;
var month;
run;

Ksharp

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Haikuo
Onyx | Level 15

data have;

  input PtID        (EnrollDate        CloseDate) (:mmddyy10.);

  cards;

1            12/31/2012       4/20/2013

2             1/5/2011          6/25/2011

3              3/9/2011          3/20/2012

;

proc sql noprint;

  select cats(max(intck('month', EnrollDate,CloseDate))+1) into :month from have; quit;

data want;

  set have;

   array mon(&month.) month1-month&month.;

   format month1-month&month. monyy7.;

    do i=1 to  intck('month', EnrollDate,CloseDate)+1;

  mon(i)=intnx('month',EnrollDate,i-1);

  end;

  keep ptid month:;

run;

Haikuo

Ksharp
Super User

Using HaiKuo's data.

data have;
  input PtID        (EnrollDate        CloseDate) (:mmddyy10.);
  cards;
1            12/31/2012       4/20/2013
2             1/5/2011          6/25/2011
3              3/9/2011          3/20/2012
;
run;
data temp;
 set have;
 length month $ 8;
 do i=enrolldate to closedate;
  if month(i) ne month(_i) then do; month=catx('/',month(i),year(i));     output;end;
  _i=i;
 end;
keep ptid month;
run;
data temp;
 set temp;
 if ptid ne lag(ptid) then n=0;
 n+1;
run;
proc transpose data=temp out=want prefix=month;
by ptid;
id n;
var month;
run;

Ksharp

Katie
Obsidian | Level 7

Thank you both for your replies.  However I am getting error messages that I am unable to figure out.

HaiKuo's error message is the following:

 

NOTE: Invalid (or missing) arguments to the INTCK function have caused the function to return a missing value.

  ERROR: Invalid DO loop control information, either the INITIAL or TO expression is missing or the BY expression is missing,

zero, or invalid.

and Ksharp's error message is:

ERROR: Invalid DO loop control information, either the INITIAL or TO expression is missing or the BY expression is missing, zero, or invalid.

Ksharp
Super User

Which means enrolldate and closedate are the real variable name in your table ?

Katie
Obsidian | Level 7

I changed the variable names, and the data set names to my actual data.  I found that the reason it was erroring out was because some patients do not have a closing date.  After fixing those missing values, the program runs.

Thanks a bunch!


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