Greetings,
I am trying to create a Proc Transpose on a dataset (portion below) that will list the months (aka "OPMonth") horizontally.
Here is the code that I am currently using to try to get my final output. (does not work)
proc sort data=work.trans1; by operatingdate profilecode juriscode tdspcode; run;
proc transpose data=work.trans1 out=work.trans2 ;
by operatingdate profilecode juriscode tdspcode;
ID _name_;
var col1;
run;
OPERATINGDATE | PROFILECODE | JURISCODE | TDSPCODE | OPmonth | OPday | _NAME_ | COL1 |
14Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 14 | H18 | 658500.36 |
14Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 14 | H17 | 651602.91 |
14Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 14 | H19 | 651183.21 |
13Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 13 | H18 | 646262.29 |
13Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 13 | H17 | 644484.43 |
14Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 14 | H16 | 640773.69 |
25Jul2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 7 | 25 | H18 | 635569.99 |
13Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 13 | H16 | 635450.41 |
13Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 13 | H19 | 634265.67 |
25Jul2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 7 | 25 | H19 | 630375.34 |
14Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 14 | H20 | 627307.65 |
13Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 13 | H15 | 623460.38 |
14Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 14 | H15 | 623414.82 |
12Aug2016 | DEDRS | DE | DPL | 8 | 12 | H18 | 621818.58 |
The output that I am trying to reach looks like this (below). This excel version is just something I created with formulas/formatting.
**the months are just formatted versions of the OPMonth .
Jan-16 | Feb-16 | Mar-16 | Apr-16 | May-16 | Jun-16 | Jul-16 | Aug-16 | Sep-16 | Oct-16 | Nov-16 | Dec-16 | |||||||||
OPERATINGDATE | PROFILECODE | JURISCODE | TDSPCODE | OPmonth | OPday | _NAME_ | COL1 | |||||||||||||
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H1 | 115888.49 | 115888.5 | 97965.9 | 98477.07 | 52615.01 | 69446.02 | 75099.41 | 93049.62 | 123381.6 | 94573.11 | 58783.57 | 74060.48 | 56364.86 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H2 | 113513.59 | 113513.6 | 94406.12 | 99210.04 | 46978.06 | 65055.61 | 65332.29 | 79793.82 | 108713.4 | 84938.23 | 52625.18 | 72244.19 | 51303.32 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H3 | 110715.97 | 110716 | 92162.22 | 102921.2 | 44162.5 | 63690.59 | 59450.12 | 72144.71 | 99996.8 | 78424.25 | 49261.83 | 73411.74 | 48976.91 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H4 | 110364.59 | 110364.6 | 92311.26 | 109088.3 | 43087.21 | 63346.36 | 56118.72 | 67899.97 | 93867.62 | 74546.56 | 47450.97 | 76741.44 | 48877.5 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H5 | 113030.91 | 113030.9 | 96685.66 | 119436.8 | 44305.71 | 64715.83 | 56226.19 | 66710.41 | 91618.8 | 73816.55 | 47036.92 | 84036.46 | 52309.95 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H6 | 118782.56 | 118782.6 | 110182.5 | 138744.6 | 50575.07 | 68672.44 | 63339.16 | 70701.52 | 94502.34 | 79341.84 | 48697.86 | 100410.1 | 64251.48 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H7 | 124209.36 | 124209.4 | 131578.4 | 165754 | 62025.77 | 77449 | 79469.88 | 81755.14 | 103522 | 92023.21 | 53338.61 | 123365.3 | 85052.81 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H8 | 131788.46 | 131788.5 | 133593.8 | 159430.5 | 69708.99 | 89308.4 | 84406.41 | 93339.95 | 113636.1 | 94881.68 | 62850.05 | 126672.3 | 89474.3 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H9 | 140949.59 | 140949.6 | 116586.1 | 125307.8 | 70185.55 | 101822.3 | 82746.25 | 102666.9 | 119785.1 | 92737.56 | 74555.45 | 113178.6 | 79086.95 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H10 | 146813.37 | 146813.4 | 101361.4 | 100013.1 | 69908.73 | 110494 | 86251.19 | 110731.5 | 129422.5 | 95312 | 82033.96 | 97792.05 | 71083.73 | |
01Jan2016 | DEDRH | DE | DPL | 1 | 1 | H11 | 150880.55 | 150880.6 | 96098 | 85503.1 | 70747.7 | 112967.2 | 92585.26 | 121205.6 | 138169.2 | 96734 | 85603.71 | 85135.53 | 66771.7 |
And what "does not work"? You haven't provide any sample data (in the form of a datastep) for us to run to get answers, nor provided any information on what doesnt work such as logs etc. After transpose this variables:
OPmonth | OPday | _NAME_ |
COL1 |
Would not be present as they are not on the by group and name variable does not look like the month/year you have in the output, so no idea why you expect it would be.
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