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Kusuma001
Calcite | Level 5
Input Dataset1:
IDNAME
x1ABC
X2xyz
X3PQR
Input Dataset2:
IDNAME
Y1AAA
Y2BBB
Y3CCC
 
Required Output:
IDNAME
x1ABC
Y1AAA
X2XYZ
Y2BBB
X3PQR
Y3CCC
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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

data want;
set dataset1; output;
set dataset2; output;
run;

PG

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

data want;
set dataset1; output;
set dataset2; output;
run;

PG
Kusuma001
Calcite | Level 5

It works!! Thank you so much 🙂

Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Why that order?

If you need to be able to preserve or recreate that order then you need another variable.

data ds1 ;
  group +1 ;
  input id $ name $ ;
cards;
x1	ABC
X2	xyz
X3	PQR
;
data ds2;
  group +1 ;
  input id $ name $ ;
cards;
Y1	AAA
Y2	BBB
Y3	CCC
;
data want ;
  set ds1 ds2 ;
  by group;
run;

Otherwise the first time you sort your new dataset the interleave of the X's and the Y's will be lost.

 

Obs    group    id    name
 1       1      x1    ABC
 2       1      Y1    AAA
 3       2      X2    xyz
 4       2      Y2    BBB
 5       3      X3    PQR
 6       3      Y3    CCC

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