Hi All,
I was trying to import delimiter file which has space is a delimiter like this - Adelanto 15515 361 363 2 2 5 117 120 68 47 2
but I was getting missing values in some columns. I was trying this code-
data crime_stats;
infile 'Folder\MyFolder\SASUniversityEdition\Crime_Stats.dat' DSD dlm=' ';
input City_name & $13. Population Crime_index Total_crime_index Murder Forcible_rape Robbery Aggravated_assault Burglary Larceny_theft Motor_vehicle_theft Arson;
run;
I have used DSD and truncover in infile statement but some columns giving me missing values. pls, can anyone tell me how can I do this?
@u39734216 wrote:
This is the data I'm working
Adelanto 15515 361 363 2 2 5 117 120 68 47 2 Agoura Hills 21127 290 290 0 3 5 48 64 155 15 0 Alameda 79848 2933 2950 0 12 91 146 323 2022 339 17KB I inserted three text lines from the file with {i}
That seems easy enough to read.
data test;
infile "&path/crime_stats.dat.txt" truncover;
input city &:$30. stat1-stat11;
run;
Obs city stat1 stat2 stat3 stat4 stat5 stat6 stat7 stat8 stat9 stat10 stat11 1 Adelanto 15515 361 363 2 2 5 117 120 68 47 2 2 Agoura Hills 21127 290 290 0 3 5 48 64 155 15 0 3 Alameda 79848 2933 2950 0 12 91 146 323 2022 339 17 4 Albany 17457 736 742 0 1 37 12 169 462 55 6 5 Alhambra 85356 2042 2057 4 3 165 97 372 1114 287 15 6 Anaheim 299477 10104 10157 16 85 468 1070 1640 5452 1373 53 7 Antioch 82621 2500 2535 3 14 120 382 510 1085 386 35 8 Apple Valley 57267 2006 2020 2 8 60 146 531 1072 187 14
Do you have only 1 space between each value in your dat file? The DSD option interprets two delimiters side by side as a missing value
it has two spaces.
I can't see your data, so I can not test for you. But try to drop the DSD option then.
This is the data I'm working
Adelanto 15515 361 363 2 2 5 117 120 68 47 2 Agoura Hills 21127 290 290 0 3 5 48 64 155 15 0 Alameda 79848 2933 2950 0 12 91 146 323 2022 339 17
KB I inserted three text lines from the file with {i}
Then this should do it:
data crime_stats;
infile 'Folder\MyFolder\SASUniversityEdition\Crime_Stats.dat';
length City_name $30;
input City_name & Population Crime_index Total_crime_index Murder Forcible_rape Robbery Aggravated_assault Burglary Larceny_theft Motor_vehicle_theft Arson;
run;
Note that I made City_name a lot longer, as you have several city names that are much longer than 13 characters.
I'm getting missing values in these columns - crime_index murder robbery burglary motor_vehicle_theft.
@u39734216 wrote:
I'm getting missing values in these columns - crime_index murder robbery burglary motor_vehicle_theft.
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I ran @Kurt_Bremser's code on the example data provided and had no missing values.
I'm getting missing values in columns.
I ran @Kurt_Bremser 's code, as follows, only changing the file name and there were no missing values for the variables you mentioned:
data crime_stats;
infile '/folders/myfolders/Crime_Stats.dat.txt';
length City_name $30;
input City_name & Population Crime_index Total_crime_index Murder Forcible_rape Robbery Aggravated_assault Burglary Larceny_theft Motor_vehicle_theft Arson;
run;
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@u39734216 wrote:
I'm getting missing values in columns.
Then you did not run my code as I posted it, or your data is different from what you gave us.
@u39734216 wrote:
This is the data I'm working
Adelanto 15515 361 363 2 2 5 117 120 68 47 2 Agoura Hills 21127 290 290 0 3 5 48 64 155 15 0 Alameda 79848 2933 2950 0 12 91 146 323 2022 339 17KB I inserted three text lines from the file with {i}
That seems easy enough to read.
data test;
infile "&path/crime_stats.dat.txt" truncover;
input city &:$30. stat1-stat11;
run;
Obs city stat1 stat2 stat3 stat4 stat5 stat6 stat7 stat8 stat9 stat10 stat11 1 Adelanto 15515 361 363 2 2 5 117 120 68 47 2 2 Agoura Hills 21127 290 290 0 3 5 48 64 155 15 0 3 Alameda 79848 2933 2950 0 12 91 146 323 2022 339 17 4 Albany 17457 736 742 0 1 37 12 169 462 55 6 5 Alhambra 85356 2042 2057 4 3 165 97 372 1114 287 15 6 Anaheim 299477 10104 10157 16 85 468 1070 1640 5452 1373 53 7 Antioch 82621 2500 2535 3 14 120 382 510 1085 386 35 8 Apple Valley 57267 2006 2020 2 8 60 146 531 1072 187 14
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