Hi,
am tring to transpose a dataset:
data test;
infile datalines;
input class $ type $ year sex stage
datalines;
a12 event1 0 2 100
a12 event2 0 2 100
a12 event3 0 2 100
a12 event4 0 2 100
a12 unkn 0 2 100
a12 event1 1 2 95
a12 event2 1 2 92
a12 event3 1 2 48
a12 event4 1 2 91
a12 unkn 1 2 100
a12 event1 2 2 94
a12 event2 2 2 80
a12 event3 2 2 55
a12 event4 2 2 23
a12 unkn 2 2 50
a12 event1 3 2 77
a12 event2 3 2 69
a12 event3 3 2 80
a12 event4 3 2 90
a12 unkn 3 2 88
a12 event1 4 2 99
a12 event2 4 2 36
a12 event3 4 2 57
a12 event4 4 2 94
a12 unkn 4 2 60
a12 event1 5 2 69
a12 event2 5 2 47
a12 event3 5 2 52
a12 event4 5 2 76
a12 unkn 5 2 98
;
run;
at the end I wish to get an output that looks like this: (the attached excel data)
I tried using this code
proc transpose data=test out=test_trans;
id type;
var stage;
by type;
run;
this was giving a warning that the "id value is twice by the same group" so I added "let" at the end of proc transpose.
This is not giving me the desired output. It only gives me the last values of each type.
please any help?
You use the wrong "by" variable, see this:
proc transpose data=test out=test_trans (drop=_name_);
id type;
var stage;
by year;
run;
You use the wrong "by" variable, see this:
proc transpose data=test out=test_trans (drop=_name_);
id type;
var stage;
by year;
run;
Thanks a lot it worked fine
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