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yelena
Fluorite | Level 6

Dear all,

I have the following data:

 

Year         GVKEY        CDL          Date                 Exposure

2005            1                 5             02-12-2005           10

2005            2                 2              02-12-2005           10

2005            3                 1              02-12-2005           55

 

2006            1                 4              02-12-2006            20

2006             2                3              02-12-2006            40

2006            2                 3              02-11-2006            40

2006            2                 1              02-12-2006             10

 

I need to know the total and average exposure per year. But if the GVKEY = CDL, I only want to report one exposure for the latest date observed. That is, for 2006, it should be on 02-12-2006. So my final output should look like this:

 

Year         GVKEY        CDL          Date                 Exposure

2005            1                 5              02-12-2005           10

2005            2                 2              02-12-2005           10

2005            3                 1              02-12-2005           55

 

2006            1                 4              02-12-2006            20

2006            2                3              02-12-2006            40

2006            2                 1              02-12-2006            10

 

So I am not sure how to write this code. Of course, dates can vary. But this is an idea. And then I need to calculate total exposure and average exposure per each year.

 

Does anyone know how the code would look like? Thank you for your help.

 

Yelena

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sh0e
Obsidian | Level 7

Sounds like you want CDL in the sort.  For example,

 

proc sort data = in;
  by year GVKEY CDL date;run;

data out;  
  set in;  
  by year GVKEY CDL;  
  if last.CDL;  
  run;

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sh0e
Obsidian | Level 7

Will this work for you?

 

proc sort data = in;
  by year GVKEY date;
run;

data out;
set in;
by year GVKEY;
if last.GVKEY;
run;
yelena
Fluorite | Level 6

Thank you, but it does not work. It completely eliminates the row for 2006 with the following entries:

 

2006 2 3 02-12-2006 40

 

 

sh0e
Obsidian | Level 7

Sounds like you want CDL in the sort.  For example,

 

proc sort data = in;
  by year GVKEY CDL date;run;

data out;  
  set in;  
  by year GVKEY CDL;  
  if last.CDL;  
  run;
yelena
Fluorite | Level 6

Thank you! It works now!

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