Hi,
I have a dataset which looks like this
| Name | City |
| John | Washington |
| John | Chicago |
| John | Newyork |
| Mary | Washington |
| Mary | Dallas |
And I want to Transpose it based on Group of Name and City output should be something like this
| Output_Report |
| John |
| Washington |
| Chicago |
| Newyork |
| Mary |
| Washington |
| Dallas |
Is it possible to create a dataset/PDF report like this ?
Any help is really appreciated
Question is, why would you want to, its then hard to see what is a name and what is a city. If you have to then:
data want;
set have;
by name;
if first.name then do;
output_report=name;
output;
output_report=city;
output;
end;
else do;
output_report=city;
output;
end;
run;
However to my mind it makes more sense to report both columns, but just group the first in a report:
proc report data=have;
columns name city;
define name / order "Name";
define city / "City";
run;
This will display:
Name City
John Washington
Chicago
NewYork
Mary Washington
...
You really should post it at ODS and Report forum if it is a proc report problem.
data have; input Name $ City : $20.; cards; John Washington John Chicago John Newyork Mary Washington Mary Dallas ; run; proc report data=have nowd; columns name city; define name / order "Name" noprint; define city / "City"; compute before name; line name $; endcomp; run;
Xia Keshan
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