Hi,
I have some code that runs fine but when i add in the case statement on Proc SQL it 'falls over'. Can anyone please advise where I am going wrong with the complete statement?
PROC SQL;
create table work.red as
select
num,
month_date,
arrs,
remaining_months,
platform,
valuation,
Type,
count(*) as count,
avg (tv) ,
avg (bal),
case when
remaining_months <= 1 then 'End'
else if Remaining_months <= 12 then 'End OP'
else if arrs not in '1' then 'Ars' else 'Rege' end as Red_son
from
sun.sunny
where
platform = 'O'
and Arrs not in ('L4','L5','L6')
group by
num,
month_date
arrs
remaining_months
platform
valuation
Type
quit;
Try modifying case statement syntax in above.
case
when remaining_months <= 1 then 'End'
when Remaining_months <= 12 then 'End OP'
when arrs ne '1' then 'Ars'
else 'Rege' end as Red_son
Try modifying case statement syntax in above.
case
when remaining_months <= 1 then 'End'
when Remaining_months <= 12 then 'End OP'
when arrs ne '1' then 'Ars'
else 'Rege' end as Red_son
Hi,
you are mixing SAS syntax and SQL there:
case when remaining_months <= 1 then 'End'
when Remaining_months <= 12 then 'End OP'
when arrs not in '1' then 'Ars'
else 'Rege' end as Red_son
The syntax is:
case when [condition] then [result]
else [fallout response] end
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