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Pyrite | Level 9

Obs

ID

time

timesecond

1

MC_001

0

4.67

2

MC_001

6

4.00

3

MC_002

12

4.17

4

MC_002

18

4.67

5

MC_003

24

5.50

6

MC_003

30

4.67

7

MC_004

36

3.40

8

MC_004

42

3.67

 

The data set above and code below.

 

data longICP1;

set longICP;

if SID="MR_001" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=4.67 then t=1; else t=0;

if SID="MR_002" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=467. then t=1; else t=0;

if SID="MR_003" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=5.50 then t=1; else t=0;

if SID="MR_004" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=8.00 then t=1; else t=0;

run;

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Accepted Solutions
Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

The way you have setup the logic the value of T only depends on the last set of IF/THEN/ELSE statements.

 

Perhaps you meant something more like this?

t=0;
if SID="MR_001" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=4.67 then t=1; 
else if SID="MR_002" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=467. then t=1; 
else if SID="MR_003" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=5.50 then t=1; 
else if SID="MR_004" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=8.00 then t=1; 

 

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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

The way you have setup the logic the value of T only depends on the last set of IF/THEN/ELSE statements.

 

Perhaps you meant something more like this?

t=0;
if SID="MR_001" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=4.67 then t=1; 
else if SID="MR_002" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=467. then t=1; 
else if SID="MR_003" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=5.50 then t=1; 
else if SID="MR_004" and 0<time<=900 and timesecond=8.00 then t=1; 

 

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