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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

@Cruise wrote:

@novinosrin

the data HAVE is posted in my original post. It has in total around 900 ZIP codes. that's it. not a large data. 


Well, 1449 to be more precise (see my PROC FREQ output).

 

(I assume that the table of ZIP code categories with columns PUP, VAT, CAT and OTHER [and a ridiculous number of empty cells due to unequal sizes of the four categories] is in fact a spreadsheet, not a SAS dataset.)

 

novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

@Cruise  Just noticed the other thread creating your raw data to sas datasets. If you have separate datasets, choose the solution suggested by @FreelanceReinh  for this req. 

 

in1 and in2 the concat indsname (Hint)

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