ygcd(RAW) | ygtx(RAW) | val(Target) | pcd(target) | yg(raw) |
DEL70 | NEW | 11(num datatype) | DEL70N | 11 |
DEL70 | OLD | 22 | DEL70T | 22 |
DEL70 | PROPER | 33 | DEL70D | 33 |
Hi I am using EG 7.2 also MS office competible.
Without excel raw also I am ok .
Hi ,
Can we make macro by using excel raw data???? ( ygcd,ygtx,val, pcd )
When new is present then at the end of pcd = _____N;
when old is present then at the end of pcd=_____T;
When Proper is present then at the end of pcd = ____D;
data T2;
set T1;
if ygcd="DEL70" and ygtx="NEW" then do ;
val = input (yg, best.);
pcd = "DEL70N";
end;
if ygcd="DEL70" and ygtx="OLD" then do ;
val = input (yg, best.);
pcd = "DEL70T";
end;
if ygcd="DEL70" and ygtx="PROPER" then do ;
val = input (yg, best.);
pcd = "DEL70D";
end;
run;
Regards
Priyanka
Seem that there are sverel questions here.
Can you use Excel raw data: if you mean a regular spreadsheet - yes. But depends on what license you have etc.
How do you mean a macro would work in your scenario?
If you can show what input data you have (Excel raw and potentially other) and the desired output (in table format and potentially report if that is your goal).
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