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twildone
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi....I am trying to update the missing entries for the variables Status, Program Division for each StudentID based on the entries from the corresponding variables where the Term is the same or previous Term which is the closest to the Term with the missing entries. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

data list9999;
    length StudentID 8 Status $ 8 Program $ 18 Division $ 12 Term 8;
    format StudentID BEST12. Status $CHAR8. Program $CHAR18. Division $CHAR12. Term BEST12.;
    informat StudentID BEST12. Status $CHAR8. Program $CHAR18. Division $CHAR12. Term BEST12.;
    infile datalines4 DLM='7F'x missover dsd;
    input StudentID : BEST32. Status : $CHAR8. Program : $CHAR18. Division : $CHAR12. Term : BEST32.;
datalines4;
100068  AutoBodyRepairs CC3LRSD 46
100068  AutoBodyRepairs CC3LRSD 48
100068 ADMITTED IndustrialWelding CC4PostSec 67
100068 ADMITTED IndustrialWelding CC4PostSec 68
100068 ADMITTED IndustrialWelding CC4PostSec 69
100068 ADMITTED IndustrialWelding CC4PostSec 70
100068 ADMITTED IndustrialWelding CC4PostSec 71
100068   72
100068   73
100068   74
;;;;

 

Want:

 

StudentID

Status

Program

Division

Term

100068

 

AutoBodyRepairs

CC3LRSD

46

100068

 

AutoBodyRepairs

CC3LRSD

48

100068

ADMITTED

IndustrialWelding

CC4PostSec

67

100068

ADMITTED

IndustrialWelding

CC4PostSec

68

100068

ADMITTED

IndustrialWelding

CC4PostSec

69

100068

ADMITTED

IndustrialWelding

CC4PostSec

70

100068

ADMITTED

IndustrialWelding

CC4PostSec

71

100068

ADMITTED

IndustrialWelding

CC4PostSec

72

100068

ADMITTED

IndustrialWelding

CC4PostSec

73

100068

ADMITTED

IndustrialWelding

CC4PostSec

74

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
   

 

   
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ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

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data WANT;
  set HAVE;
  if STATUS  ^=' ' then PREV_STATUS  =STATUS ;
  if PROGRAM ^=' ' then PREV_PROGRAM =PROGRAM ; 
  if DIVISION^=' ' then PREV_DIVISION=DIVISION; 
  retain PREV: ;
  if STATUS  =' ' and lag(STUDENTID)=STUDENTID then STATUS  =PREV_STATUS;
  if PROGRAM =' ' and lag(STUDENTID)=STUDENTID then PROGRAM =PREV_PROGRAM;
  if DIVISION=' ' and lag(STUDENTID)=STUDENTID then DIVISION=PREV_DIVISION;
run;

 

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ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

Like this?


data WANT;
  set HAVE;
  if STATUS  ^=' ' then PREV_STATUS  =STATUS ;
  if PROGRAM ^=' ' then PREV_PROGRAM =PROGRAM ; 
  if DIVISION^=' ' then PREV_DIVISION=DIVISION; 
  retain PREV: ;
  if STATUS  =' ' and lag(STUDENTID)=STUDENTID then STATUS  =PREV_STATUS;
  if PROGRAM =' ' and lag(STUDENTID)=STUDENTID then PROGRAM =PREV_PROGRAM;
  if DIVISION=' ' and lag(STUDENTID)=STUDENTID then DIVISION=PREV_DIVISION;
run;

 

twildone
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi Chris....Yes this was very helpful...thanks

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