topic Re: how to Pick dates on below Scenario in SAS Programming

how to Pick dates on below Scenario

nitink26 — Wed, 23 Mar 2022 11:40:05 GMT

Hi,

Please help -

In test data set I have id , dte_start and dte_end columns.

for ID 1-

Customer Joined on 01JAN1961 and left on 01JAN1962 and again joined on 01MAR1962. So here if the difference between dte_end (01JAN1962 )and latest Dte_start (01MAR1962) is less than 90 days, so we keep Dte_start as initial Dte_start (01JAN1961). Dte_start only change if latest dte_start and previous Dte_end difference is more than 90 days.

DTE_end should be latest dte_end. For ID=1 DTE_end should be 31DEC9999.

OUTPUT FOR ID=1 -

id DTE_START DTE_END

1 01JAN1961 31DEC9999

data test;
input id : BEST8. DTE_START : DATE9. DTE_END : DATE9.;
FORMAT DTE_START DATE9. DTE_END DATE9.;
cards;
1 01JAN1961 01JAN1962
1 01MAR1962 01JAN1963
1 01FEB1963 31DEC9999
2 01JAN2001 01FEB2001
2 01MAR2001 31DEC9999
3 01JUL2011 30JUN2015
3 01NOV2015 31DEC9999
4 01MAY2016 01MAY2018
;
run;

Output I am looking for -

id DTE_START DTE_END
1 01JAN1961 31DEC9999
2 01JAN2001 31DEC9999
3 01NOV2015 31DEC9999
4 01MAY2016 01MAY2018

Re: how to Pick dates on below Scenario

Ksharp — Wed, 23 Mar 2022 12:30:40 GMT

Assuming I understood what you mean.

data test;
input id : BEST8. DTE_START : DATE9. DTE_END : DATE9.;
FORMAT DTE_START DATE9. DTE_END DATE9.;
cards;
1 01JAN1961 01JAN1962
1 01MAR1962 01JAN1963
1 01FEB1963 31DEC9999
2 01JAN2001 01FEB2001
2 01MAR2001 31DEC9999
3 01JUL2011 30JUN2015
3 01NOV2015 31DEC9999
4 01MAY2016 01MAY2018
;
run;

data temp;
 set test;
 by id;
 diff=DTE_START-lag(DTE_END) ;
 if first.id then diff=.;
run;
data temp2;
 set temp;
 by id;
 if first.id or diff>90 then group+1;
run;
proc sql;
create table want as
select id,min(DTE_START) as DTE_START format=date9.,max(DTE_END) as DTE_END format=date9.
 from (select * from temp2 group by id  having group=max(group))
  group by id;
quit;

Re: how to Pick dates on below Scenario

yabwon — Wed, 23 Mar 2022 12:40:01 GMT

According to data you provided I think id=3 should have 2 obs in result

data _null_;
  x = '30JUN2015'd - '01NOV2015'd;
  put x=;
run;

A simple approach would be something like that:

data test;
input id : BEST8. DTE_START : DATE9. DTE_END : DATE9.;
FORMAT DTE_START DATE9. DTE_END DATE9.;
cards;
1 01JAN1961 01JAN1962
1 01MAR1962 01JAN1963
1 01FEB1963 31DEC9999
2 01JAN2001 01FEB2001
2 01MAR2001 31DEC9999
3 01JUL2011 30JUN2015
3 01NOV2015 31DEC9999
4 01MAY2016 01MAY2018
;
run;

data want1;
  set test;
  if abs(DTE_START - lag(DTE_END)) >= 90  then grp + 1;
run;
proc print;
run;

data want2;
  set want1;
  by id grp;

  if first.grp then s = DTE_START;
  if last.grp then output;

  retain s;
  drop DTE_START;
  rename 
    s = DTE_START
  ;
  format s DATE9.;
run;
proc print;
run;

Bart

Re: how to Pick dates on below Scenario

mkeintz — Wed, 23 Mar 2022 14:03:25 GMT

You want 1 record per id, having the last DTE_END, and the latest DTE_START following a gap of over 90 days.

data test;
input id : BEST8. DTE_START : DATE9. DTE_END : DATE9.;
FORMAT DTE_START DATE9. DTE_END DATE9.;
cards;
1 01JAN1961 01JAN1962
1 01MAR1962 01JAN1963
1 01FEB1963 31DEC9999
2 01JAN2001 01FEB2001
2 01MAR2001 31DEC9999
3 01JUL2011 30JUN2015
3 01NOV2015 31DEC9999
4 01MAY2016 01MAY2018
;
run;

data want (drop=_:);
  set test;
  by id;
  retain _strt;
  _strt=ifn(first.id=1 or dte_start-90>lag(dte_end),dte_start,_strt);
  if last.id;
  dte_start=_strt;
run;

Re: how to Pick dates on below Scenario

nitink26 — Wed, 23 Mar 2022 14:04:17 GMT

Thanks for the reply and you are right but If the difference is more than 90 days then dte_start I wanna pick should be the latest dte_start as I am looking only one record per ID.

so for ID =3 output will be -

id DTE_START DTE_END

3 01NOV2015 31DEC9999

If you could let me know how to get that would be highly appreciated. Thanks a ton!