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My dataset looks like the sample table created above. I want to create a dataset like made below:, Any form of help will be appreciated.
F_table |
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Use Coalescec Function like this
data have;
input Table (var1-var6)(:$8.);
infile datalines dlm=',' dsd missover;
datalines;
1,.,,,,,
1,No,,,,,
2,,.,,,,
2,,Yes,,,,
2,,No,,,,
3,,,.,,,
3,,,No,,,
4,,,,Yes,
5,,,,,No,
5,,,,,Yes,
6,,,,,,.
6,,,,,,Yes
;
data want(keep=F_table);
set have;
F_table=coalescec(of var:);
run;
try
want=coalescec(of col1-col6);
Use Coalescec Function like this
data have;
input Table (var1-var6)(:$8.);
infile datalines dlm=',' dsd missover;
datalines;
1,.,,,,,
1,No,,,,,
2,,.,,,,
2,,Yes,,,,
2,,No,,,,
3,,,.,,,
3,,,No,,,
4,,,,Yes,
5,,,,,No,
5,,,,,Yes,
6,,,,,,.
6,,,,,,Yes
;
data want(keep=F_table);
set have;
F_table=coalescec(of var:);
run;
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