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Date:         Tue, 11 Sep 2007 19:51:58 -0700
Reply-To:     Patrick <patrick.matter@GMX.CH>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:         Patrick <patrick.matter@GMX.CH>
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Subject:      Re: How to deal with a .LST text file and a data prep ?
Comments: To: sas-l@uga.edu
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On Sep 12, 11:48 am, Jack.A.Wo...@BOS.FRB.ORG (Jack Wozek) wrote: > Hi. > > I received a data file in a .LST format. Would someone tell me what this > is and how can I get it into a SAS dataset? > > Another question. The data look like this.... > > 011001275 S 067066762 R 061956766 > S 067026762 R 067017224 > S 322050239 > S 322060598 > > 011102632 S 011101667 > > 011401380 S 211272546 > > 011211432 R 211473115 R 211478867 > R 211470135 R 211779743 > S 211770141 R 011405876 > S 211770151 R 211471186 > > 011205458 R 011260337 > R 011291085 > S 011201396 > S 211274596 R 211274309 > > But I really need them to look like this (basically, the entry in the > first column needs to be repeated for its related rows): > > 011001275 S 067066762 R 061956766 > 011001275 S 067026762 R 067017224 > 011001275 S 322050239 > 011001275 S 322060598 > 011102632 S 011101667 > 011401380 S 211272546 > 011211432 R 211473115 R 211478867 > 011211432 R 211470135 R 211779743 > 011211432 S 211770141 R 011405876 > 011211432 S 211770151 R 211471186 > 011205458 R 011260337 > 011205458 R 011291085 > 011205458 S 011201396 > 011205458 S 211274596 R 211274309 > > Help would be greatly appreciated!

Hi Jack From: http://asellus.cee.odu.edu/sas/sas_gen.php "Output file for your SAS source code (if your SAS source code has no error). This could be a listing of a data set, the calculated means of your variables, or a myriad of other possibilities. If you have error(s) in your SAS source code, no output file will be generated. It has a file extention of '.lst' For example, 'abc.lst' or 'median.lst', etc. "

Need a bit more time to come up with a solution for your second "problem". Patrick


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