Hello
Let's say that I have a data set (summary report) and I want to re-order the rows.
The issue is that I don't want to order it by descending criteria and not by ascending criteria.
I want to to order it by order that I want to define in advance.
I want that order of rows will be by "team" :bcbfb, jdjfj,asddd
and within each team by Profit(from high value to low value).
Data Report;
input team $ sub_team $ Profit;
cards;
asddd a 10
asddd b 30
asddd c 20
jdjfj a 40
jdjfj b 50
jdjfj c 15
bcbfb a 35
bcbfb b 46
bcbfb c 90
;
run;
/*The required order of rows is
bcbfb
jdjfj
asddd
*/
Create a team order variable and sort by that. Use PROC FORMAT to assign the order:
proc format;
value $team_order
bcbfb = '1'
jdjfj = '2'
asddd = '3'
;
run;
data want;
set have;
team_order = put(team, $team_order.);
run;
proc sort data = want;
by team_order;
run;
Create a team order variable and sort by that. Use PROC FORMAT to assign the order:
proc format;
value $team_order
bcbfb = '1'
jdjfj = '2'
asddd = '3'
;
run;
data want;
set have;
team_order = put(team, $team_order.);
run;
proc sort data = want;
by team_order;
run;
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