I have the following data. A table of events that can contain any number of codes.
data have;
input id$ code$ @@;
datalines;
aa x1 aa x1 aa x2
bb x1 bb y1 bb y1 bb z2 bb z4
cc x1 cc x2 cc y1 cc x1 cc x1 cc q1
dd z2 dd z2 dd z2 dd q1
;
run;
I want to transpose the data so the codes associated with each event is stored in the same row.
I got it to work by moving the prefix up.
proc transpose data=have out=want (drop=name) prefix=code;
by id;
var code;
run;
Thanks.
This seems to work for your example:
proc transpose data=have out=want(drop=name) prefix=code; by id; var code; run;
@cobba wrote:
I have the following data. A table of events that can contain any number of codes.
data have; input id$ code$ @@; datalines; aa x1 aa x1 aa x2 bb x1 bb y1 bb y1 bb z2 bb z4 cc x1 cc x2 cc y1 cc x1 cc x1 cc q1 dd z2 dd z2 dd z2 dd q1 ; run;
I want to transpose the data so the codes associated with each event is stored in the same row.
I got it to work by moving the prefix up.
proc transpose data=have out=want (drop=name) prefix=code;
by id;
var code;
run;
Thanks.
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