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SasUniversity · ‎06-08-2016

I know Obs[1] is only that way because that's the original way it was outputted. That's what I want. So I should be able to output and input differet datasets so when it goes through it takes those positions from the dataset and the names associated with them. So if in the first dataset jkg is Obs[1] in one set, then if in a different set Obs[1] is something called 'hggg' it should instead search the larger dataset for all of those inputs instead. In this way if I have different 'top 10' lists based on different criteria then I shouldn't have to go in and change the code dramatically. Ideally I could just load this into a macro and switch out names for datasets to avoid code clunkiness.

SasUniversity · ‎06-06-2016

I'm trying to take a dataset and take the first n observations and take their name and use that to do something else. For example OBS Name 1 jkg 2 ddg 3 sdfs 4 asdf 5 sadf 6 rjkr Because the names are different I want to call them by observation number (i.e. Obs[1] for jkg) and then loop through the names to created subsetted data in another dataset. So Obs[1] should get me jkg and I should then be able to search another dataset for jkg and subset all values with the name to another dataset. Then it should go to Obs[2] to ddg and do the same, and then continue. I know this can be done by just searching the whole dataset for anything with the name of interest but even if I created a macro, I think there should exist a more succinct way of doing it but nothing I'm trying is really working.

SasUniversity · ‎04-20-2016

RIght now, I'm trying to run a t-Test in sas (or rather a WMW test) but the variables are two different columns rather than two treatments under the same column. I.e. instead of something like this: Method Grade c 80 c 93 c 83 c 89 c 98 t 100 t 103 t 104 t 99 t 102 I have something like this: c t 80 100 93 103 83 104 89 99 98 102 Is there anyway to run a WMW test on data that looks like the second case?

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Re: How to loop through data by Observation?

How to loop through data by Observation?

Proc TTest Between two columns

Re: Proc TTest Between two columns

Re: How to loop through data by Observation?

How to loop through data by Observation?

Proc TTest Between two columns