Hello team,
I have 6 tables that they have same variable names:
MembrID Name diagcode1 diagcode2;
I want to append these table like union query in Microsoft Access.
-How can I get there if I want to create a loop and goes through the name of the tables? The tables share same libname.
Respectfully,
Blue Blue
DATA step is easiest:
data want;
set MyLib.have1 MyLib.have2 MyLib.have3 MyLib.have4 MyLib.have5 MyLib.have6;
run;
DATA step is easiest:
data want;
set MyLib.have1 MyLib.have2 MyLib.have3 MyLib.have4 MyLib.have5 MyLib.have6;
run;
And if the names of the data sets are actually "nice" enough to use lists:
data want;
set MyLib.have1 - MyLib.have6;
run;
Or
data want;
set MyLib.have: ;
run;
@GN0001 wrote:
SASKiwi,
Does this take care of stacking data on top of each other?
Does this return all duplicated observations?
Regards,
Blue Blue
It stacks all of the data including duplicate observations.
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