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Reeza
Super User

From what you've shown here, arrays won't help. 

Shmuel
Garnet | Level 18

I see that some companies have only one year data while other may have more.

I understand that for each company-year you want the all 4 periods.

I suggest you try next code:

proc sql;
    create table companies as
    select distint company, yymm_e
    from have;
quit;

data skeleton;
   set companies;
         year = year(yymm_e) -1;  /* assuming yymm_e is a sas date variable */  
/* if it is a six digits number then year = int(yymm_e / 100) -1; */ array qtr 03 06 09 12; do i=1 to 4; yymm = mdy(qtr,1,year); output; end; format yymm yymmn6. ; keep company yymm; run; data want; merge skeleton have; by company yymm; run;

Look at each of the tables that were created at the process.

If the want table is not the desired result - please post the result of one company and show what's wrong with it and what should be.

 

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