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tesu
Calcite | Level 5

Suppose there are three districts: ag, du, and si. And the "count" variable indicates the number of people moving from a district from another district.

origin destination count

ag ag 0

ag du 41

ag si 13

du ag 3

du du 0

du si 79

si ag 7

si du 6

si si 0

And I have to convert the above data to a matrix form as follows:

0 41 13

3 0 79

7 6 0

How do I have to write the code to do that? Thanks.

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Use transpose :

 

data OD;
input origin $ destination $ count;
datalines;
ag ag 0
ag du 41
ag si 13
du ag 3
du du 0
du si 79
si ag 7
si du 6
si si 0
;

proc sort data=OD; by origin destination; run;

proc transpose data=OD out=ODmat(drop=_NAME_);
by origin;
var count;
id destination;
run;

proc print data=ODmat noobs; run;

PG

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Use transpose :

 

data OD;
input origin $ destination $ count;
datalines;
ag ag 0
ag du 41
ag si 13
du ag 3
du du 0
du si 79
si ag 7
si du 6
si si 0
;

proc sort data=OD; by origin destination; run;

proc transpose data=OD out=ODmat(drop=_NAME_);
by origin;
var count;
id destination;
run;

proc print data=ODmat noobs; run;

PG

PG
tesu
Calcite | Level 5

Thanks! It works!

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