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Yvegunta
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi Everyone

 

I have created this table, however what i need is the "Status" to be "Not Verified" for all, if one of them is "Not Verified" for the same name.

 

Current Table:

Namerulestatus
abcnot verifiednot verified
abcverifiedverified
abcverifiedverified
abcverifiedverified

 

What i am ideally looking for is:

Namerulestatus
abcnot verifiednot verified
abcverifiednot verified
abcverifiednot verified
abcverifiednot verified

 

 

Thank you

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Shmuel
Garnet | Level 18

proc sql;

   create table want as

   select name, rule,

   case when (name in (select name from have where rule='not verified'))

        then 'not verified' else 'verified' end as status

    from have;

quit;

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Shmuel
Garnet | Level 18

proc sql;

   create table want as

   select name, rule,

   case when (name in (select name from have where rule='not verified'))

        then 'not verified' else 'verified' end as status

    from have;

quit;

Yvegunta
Obsidian | Level 7
Thank you Shmuel, worked exactly as I wanted it.
mkeintz
PROC Star

If your data are sorted by name then it's straighforward: 

 

data want;
  merge have
        have (keep=name status where=(status='not Verified'));
  by name;
run;
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