Hi
I have tried every variation that I can think of for a combined 'keep' and 'in' statements (below in bold) for one data set in a merge function and can't seem to get it to run. Anyone done this prior?
Paul
data courtevents1ee (rename=judge_entity_id=agecat4);
length judge_entity_id 8;
merge s1 (keep=start stop exit entity_id durat gender spellage docket1 (in=a)) courtevents (keep=entity_id edate judge_entity_id judge_type ucms_table);
by entity_id;
if a;
format start mmddyy10.;
format edate mmddyy10.;
format stop mmddyy10.;
if edate ge start;
if edate le stop;
if ucms_table="APPEARANCE";
/*if exit ne "ZTC" then do;
if edate le stop;
end;
*/
if not missing(judge_entity_id);
count=1;
drop agecat4 ucms_table;
run;
The IN=A doesn't want the () around it.
The IN=A doesn't want the () around it.
Thanks Ballard. Thats it.
Paul
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