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My Input table:

inp_status_dsSelected_082018Selected_082218
Bound$134,104,152.35$132,159,545.67
Declined$1,277,887,802.55$1,277,916,876.55
Deleted$1,843,298.56$1,843,298.56
In Progress$890,400,353.32$890,400,353.32
TOTAL$2,954,563,587.84$2,952,648,055.16
Lost$624,359,889.70$624,359,889.70
Quoted$25,968,091.35$25,968,091.35

 

 

I want my output table:

inp_status_dsSelected_082018Selected_082218
Bound$134,104,152.35$132,159,545.67
Declined$1,277,887,802.55$1,277,916,876.55
Deleted$1,843,298.56$1,843,298.56
In Progress$890,400,353.32$890,400,353.32
Lost$624,359,889.70$624,359,889.70
Quoted$25,968,091.35$25,968,091.35
TOTAL$2,954,563,587.84$2,952,648,055.16
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RW9
Diamond | Level 26 RW9
Diamond | Level 26

Post test data in the form of a datastep, as such this is untested:

data want;
  set have (where=(inp_status_ds ne "TOTAL"))
      have (where=(inp_status_ds="TOTAL"));
run;
Astounding
PROC Star

For this particular set of data, you could use:

 

proc sort data=have;

by inp_status_ds;

run;

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