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Concatenating A Unique Number
If my data looks like the following -
StudentID School Year CourseID CourseName 724260 2000-2001 8881 PE 724260 2000-2001 8881 PE 697660 2001-2002 8891 PE 697660 2001-2002 8891 PE 697660 2001-2002 8891 PE I would like to make each record unique by addling a number to the CourseID so that I'd end up with: StudentID School Year CourseID CourseName 724260 2000-2001 8881-1 PE 724260 2000-2001 8881-2 PE 697660 2001-2002 8891-1 PE 697660 2001-2002 8891-2 PE 697660 2001-2002 8891-3 PE How can I do this? Thank you, Sheldon Potolsky |
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