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Other Query

sanjaymane7 — Thu, 28 Dec 2023 18:18:11 GMT

Hi, Please help me for the following query. I have two datasets and want to update “Plan” in Dataset B from Dataset A based on employee id and attendance/ admission date. If admission date is not available in dataset A, then I want to go back by 7 days from admission date and want to update latest/ previous plan from dataset A to dataset B.

Dataset A			xxx	Dataset B			xxx	Dataset Want
Emp_Id	ATTENDANCE_DATE	Plan		Employee_Id	Date_Of_Admission	Plan		Employee_Id	Date_Of_Admission	Plan
1100589	01-02-2023	Silver		1100589	01-02-2023	Silver		1100589	01-02-2023	Silver
1100589	02-02-2023	Silver		1100589	07-02-2023			1100589	07-02-2023	Silver
1100589	03-02-2023	Silver		1100589	21-04-2023			1100589	21-04-2023	.
1100589	04-02-2023	Silver		1100589	11-07-2023			1100589	11-07-2023	Bronze
1100589	05-02-2023	Silver		1100589	30-10-2023	Bronze		1100589	30-10-2023	Bronze
1100589	06-02-2023	Silver
1100589	19-05-2023	Platinum
1100589	19-05-2023	Gold
1100589	23-05-2023	Bronze
1100589	25-05-2023	Bronze
1100589	27-05-2023	Bronze
1100589	06-07-2023	Gold
1100589	07-07-2023	Bronze
1100589	12-07-2023	Bronze
1100589	30-10-2023	Bronze

Re: Other Query

Tom — Thu, 28 Dec 2023 20:29:23 GMT

Should be simple if you interleave the dataset by ID and DATE and remember the date and the plan from the "A" dataset.

You will want the variable names to match so you can combine the two datasets. Let's convert your listings into actual datasets we can program with. (PS Displaying dates in either MDY or DMY order will confuse 50% of your audience.)

data A;
  input Employee_Id Date :ddmmyy. Plan $ ;
  format Date date9. ;
cards;
1100589 01-02-2023 Silver
1100589 02-02-2023 Silver
1100589 03-02-2023 Silver
1100589 04-02-2023 Silver
1100589 05-02-2023 Silver
1100589 06-02-2023 Silver
1100589 19-05-2023 Platinum
1100589 19-05-2023 Gold
1100589 23-05-2023 Bronze
1100589 25-05-2023 Bronze
1100589 27-05-2023 Bronze
1100589 06-07-2023 Gold
1100589 07-07-2023 Bronze
1100589 12-07-2023 Bronze
1100589 30-10-2023 Bronze
;

data B;
  input Employee_Id Date :ddmmyy. Plan $ ;
  format Date date9. ;
cards;
1100589 01-02-2023 Silver
1100589 07-02-2023 .
1100589 21-04-2023 .
1100589 11-07-2023 .
1100589 30-10-2023 Bronze
;

data expect;
  input Employee_Id Date :ddmmyy. Plan $ ;
  format Date date9. ;
cards;
1100589 01-02-2023 Silver
1100589 07-02-2023 Silver
1100589 21-04-2023 .
1100589 11-07-2023 Bronze
1100589 30-10-2023 Bronze
;

Now interleave A and B. When you see a record from A then remember the plan and date. When you see a record from B then test the plan and dates and if available update the missing plan with the old plan.

data want;
  set a(in=in1) b(in=in2);
  by Employee_Id Date ;
  if in1 then do;
    old_plan = plan ;
    old_date = date ;
  end;
  format old_date date9.;
  retain old_plan old_date;
  if first.Employee_id and in2 then call missing(old_plan,old_date);
  if in2 then do; 
    if missing(plan) and sum(old_date,7) >= date then plan=old_plan;
    output;
  end;
run;

Let's check if the result matches what you expected.

proc compare data=want compare=expect;
  id employee_id date;
  var plan;
run;

Result:

Dataset               Created          Modified  NVar    NObs

WORK.WANT                   .                 .     5       5
WORK.EXPECT                 .                 .     3       5


Variables Summary

Number of Variables in Common: 3.
Number of Variables in WORK.WANT but not in WORK.EXPECT: 2.
Number of ID Variables: 2.
Number of VAR Statement Variables: 1.


Observation Summary

Observation      Base  Compare  ID

First Obs           1        1  Employee_Id=1100589 Date=01FEB2023
Last  Obs           5        5  Employee_Id=1100589 Date=30OCT2023

Number of Observations in Common: 5.
Total Number of Observations Read from WORK.WANT: 5.
Total Number of Observations Read from WORK.EXPECT: 5.

Number of Observations with Some Compared Variables Unequal: 0.
Number of Observations with All Compared Variables Equal: 5.

NOTE: No unequal values were found.

Re: Other Query

Ksharp — Fri, 29 Dec 2023 05:09:40 GMT

data A;
  input Employee_Id Date :ddmmyy. Plan $ ;
  format Date date9. ;
cards;
1100589 01-02-2023 Silver
1100589 02-02-2023 Silver
1100589 03-02-2023 Silver
1100589 04-02-2023 Silver
1100589 05-02-2023 Silver
1100589 06-02-2023 Silver
1100589 19-05-2023 Platinum
1100589 19-05-2023 Gold
1100589 23-05-2023 Bronze
1100589 25-05-2023 Bronze
1100589 27-05-2023 Bronze
1100589 06-07-2023 Gold
1100589 07-07-2023 Bronze
1100589 12-07-2023 Bronze
1100589 30-10-2023 Bronze
;

data B;
  input Employee_Id Date :ddmmyy. Plan $ ;
  format Date date9. ;
cards;
1100589 01-02-2023 Silver
1100589 07-02-2023 .
1100589 21-04-2023 .
1100589 11-07-2023 .
1100589 30-10-2023 Bronze
;

data want;
 if _n_=1 then do;
  if 0 then set A;
  declare hash h(dataset:'A');
  h.definekey('Employee_Id','Date');
  h.definedata('Plan');
  h.definedone();
 end;
set B;
do k=Date to Date-7 by -1;
 if h.find(key:Employee_Id,key:k)=0 then leave;
end;
drop k;
run;