Hi dfanella, The easy way to do this is to use multiple output statements to create multiple datasets. Let me give you a really simple example. Using a Data statement you can: Data USA Australia Other;                              Creates three data sets that you will fill with data set Kathy.AllSavings;                                      from the AllSavings data set select(upcase(Country));                                 This just capitalizes the Country code If Country="US" then output USA;                    This looks for the variable I chose to define the dataset USA else if Country="AU" then output Austrialia;      This looks for the variable I chose to define the dataset Austrialia else output other;                                           This is the dataset that data goes to if it does not land in any other dataset. run;                                                                     You should always have an "Other" dataset, and you can break it out to as                                                                     many datasets as you like. ... View more