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Date:         Mon, 27 Oct 2008 14:16:38 -0500
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From:         "./ ADD NAME=Data _null_," <iebupdte@GMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Reshape Data
Comments: To: Kim Brown <kibrown@ladhs.org>
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You may find this example somwhat helpful as a alternative or check. There is a restriction of 100 to maximum value for obs.

data have; input memberId :$1. IC:$3. charge; cards; 1 301 5207 1 301 6082 1 . 6082 2 473 5207 2 473 5207 2 301 6082 3 325 6082 3 473 5207 4 473 94 4 352 94 ;;;; run; proc sql; create view obs as select count(memberid) as obs from have group by memberid ; select max(obs) into :obs from obs; quit; run; proc summary nway data=have; class memberID; output idgroup(out[&obs](ic charge)=); run; proc print; run; On 10/27/08, Kim Brown <kibrown@ladhs.org> wrote: > I got my code to work. >


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