I am datasp.
Whom do you ask this question? Before asking question, write the name of person who replied.
I pointed out much earlier in my post that you are comparing a substring of 3 characters with the value of either '09' or 'E8'. This comparison is wrong. Again I asked you not to use SUBSTR() function and showed it.
What you mean by "The value should be three but I typed wrong"?
Are you prepared to list your input variables once?
<broken record> Change your data to a long format rather than a wide format </broken record>
I do not understand. Can you provide an example with sas code? Thanks.
Post sample data as a data step so I don't have to make it up.
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