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Takdir
Obsidian | Level 7

HI,

I am a bit stick with transposing data. would really appreciate your help with codes

this is what I have:

 

TICKER DATE PRC
A 2021-05-18 128.75
A 2021-05-19 130.21
A 2021-05-20 132.15
AAPL 2021-05-18 124.85
AAPL 2021-05-19 124.69
AAPL 2021-05-20 127.31

 

this is what I want:

TICKER 2021-05-18 2021-05-19 2021-05-20
A 128.75 130.21001 132.14999
AAPL 124.85 124.69 127.31
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andreas_lds
Jade | Level 19

Having data in variable names is almost always a bad idea and leads to unnecessary complex code in further steps. "2021-05-18" is not a valid variable name. If you want a report as result using proc report with across-option for date you should get the layout.

Kurt_Bremser
Super User

For reporting purposes, use PROC REPORT:

data have;
input ticker $ date :yymmdd10. prc;
format date yymmdd10.;
datalines;
A 2021-05-18 128.75
A 2021-05-19 130.21
A 2021-05-20 132.15
AAPL 2021-05-18 124.85
AAPL 2021-05-19 124.69
AAPL 2021-05-20 127.31
;

proc report data=have;
column ticker prc,date;
define ticker / group;
define prc / "" analysis;
define date / "" across;
run;

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