I have
A:
Name score1
a1 80
a2 70
a3 60
B: name score2
a1 70
a3 60
a4 50
What I want to get is:
name score1 score2
a1 80 70
a2 70 .
a3 60 60
a4 . 50
but if I use full join
what I get is:
name score1 score2
a1 80 70
a2 70 .
a3 60 60
. . 50
how to solve this issue?
Please post your code.
You will need to use the COALESCE function for the name column from both tables.
Given your data as posted, a DATA step is much better:
data want;
merge a b;
by name;
run;
@walterwang wrote:
I have
A:
Name score1
a1 80
a2 70
a3 60
B: name score2
a1 70
a3 60
a4 50
What I want to get is:
name score1 score2
a1 80 70
a2 70 .
a3 60 60
a4 . 50
but if I use full join
what I get is:
name score1 score2
a1 80 70
a2 70 .
a3 60 60
. . 50
how to solve this issue?
Please post your code.
You will need to use the COALESCE function for the name column from both tables.
Given your data as posted, a DATA step is much better:
data want;
merge a b;
by name;
run;
@walterwang wrote:
I have
A:
Name score1
a1 80
a2 70
a3 60
B: name score2
a1 70
a3 60
a4 50
What I want to get is:
name score1 score2
a1 80 70
a2 70 .
a3 60 60
a4 . 50
but if I use full join
what I get is:
name score1 score2
a1 80 70
a2 70 .
a3 60 60
. . 50
how to solve this issue?
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