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mmh
Obsidian | Level 7 mmh
Obsidian | Level 7

Dear altruist,

I have the following SAS dataset:

data have;
input Company_ID$ Fiscal_Year Fiscal_Quarter Announcement : yymmdd10.;
format Announcement yymmdd10.;
cards;
1001 2001 2 2001-08-31
1001 2001 3 2001-11-30
1001 2001 4 2002-02-28
1001 2002 1 2002-05-31
1001 2002 2 2002-08-31
1001 2002 3 2002-11-30
1001 2002 4 2003-02-28
1001 2003 1 2003-05-31
1001 2003 2 2003-08-31
1001 2003 3 2003-11-30
1001 2003 4 2004-02-29
1001 2004 1 2004-05-31
1001 2004 2 2004-08-31
2002 2001 3 2001-07-31
2002 2001 4 2001-10-31
2002 2002 1 2002-01-31
2002 2002 2 2002-04-30
2002 2002 3 2002-07-31
2002 2002 4 2002-10-31
2002 2003 1 2003-01-01
2002 2003 2 2003-04-30
2002 2003 3 2003-07-31
2002 2003 4 2003-10-31
2002 2004 1 2004-01-31
3003 2001 4 2001-10-31
3003 2002 1 2002-01-31
4004 2004 4 2004-12-31
4004 2005 1 2005-04-02
5005 2001 1 2001-01-31
;
run;

I want to know what is the total number of observations per Fiscal_Quarter based on the the variable Announcement_Date which is Before and On-or-after 01JAN2003.
In the output file, every company will have the all the four fiscal quarters calculated, even if a company only has one observation (Please see Company_ID 5005). Thus, the Fiscal_Quarters 1-4 is displayed for all companies.

Essentially, I am expecting the following output:

Company_ID Fiscal_Quarter Before_01JAN2003 On_or_after_01JAN2003
1001 1 1 2
1001 2 2 2
1001 3 2 1
1001 4 1 2
2002 1 1 2
2002 2 1 1
2002 3 2 1
2002 4 2 1
3003 1 1 0
3003 2 0 0
3003 3 0 0
3003 4 1 0
4004 1 0 1
4004 2 0 0
4004 3 0 0
4004 4 0 1
5005 1 1 0
5005 2 0 0
5005 3 0 0
5005 4 0 0


I thank you in advance for your kind support!

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

And if you do:

 

data have;
input Company_ID$ Fiscal_Year Fiscal_Quarter Announcement : yymmdd10.;
format Announcement yymmdd10.;
cards;
1001 2001 2 2001-08-31
1001 2001 3 2001-11-30
1001 2001 4 2002-02-28
1001 2002 1 2002-05-31
1001 2002 2 2002-08-31
1001 2002 3 2002-11-30
1001 2002 4 2003-02-28
1001 2003 1 2003-05-31
1001 2003 2 2003-08-31
1001 2003 3 2003-11-30
1001 2003 4 2004-02-29
1001 2004 1 2004-05-31
1001 2004 2 2004-08-31
2002 2001 3 2001-07-31
2002 2001 4 2001-10-31
2002 2002 1 2002-01-31
2002 2002 2 2002-04-30
2002 2002 3 2002-07-31
2002 2002 4 2002-10-31
2002 2003 1 2003-01-01
2002 2003 2 2003-04-30
2002 2003 3 2003-07-31
2002 2003 4 2003-10-31
2002 2004 1 2004-01-31
3003 2001 4 2001-10-31
3003 2002 1 2002-01-31
4004 2004 4 2004-12-31
4004 2005 1 2005-04-02
5005 2001 1 2001-01-31
;
run;

data temp;
   set have;
   Before_01JAN2003 = Announcement < '01jan2003'd;
   On_or_after_01JAN2003 = Announcement >= '01jan2003'd;
run;

proc summary data = temp nway completetypes;
   class Company_ID Fiscal_Quarter;
   var Before_01JAN2003 On_or_after_01JAN2003;
   output out = want(drop = _:) sum =;
run;

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

If you don't care about rows where both counts are zero :

 

proc sql;
   create table want as
   select Company_ID
        , Fiscal_Quarter
        , sum (Announcement <  "01JAN2003"d) as Before_01JAN2003
        , sum (Announcement >= "01JAN2003"d) as On_or_after_01JAN2003
   from have
   group by Company_ID, Fiscal_Quarter
   ;
quit;
PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

And if you do:

 

data have;
input Company_ID$ Fiscal_Year Fiscal_Quarter Announcement : yymmdd10.;
format Announcement yymmdd10.;
cards;
1001 2001 2 2001-08-31
1001 2001 3 2001-11-30
1001 2001 4 2002-02-28
1001 2002 1 2002-05-31
1001 2002 2 2002-08-31
1001 2002 3 2002-11-30
1001 2002 4 2003-02-28
1001 2003 1 2003-05-31
1001 2003 2 2003-08-31
1001 2003 3 2003-11-30
1001 2003 4 2004-02-29
1001 2004 1 2004-05-31
1001 2004 2 2004-08-31
2002 2001 3 2001-07-31
2002 2001 4 2001-10-31
2002 2002 1 2002-01-31
2002 2002 2 2002-04-30
2002 2002 3 2002-07-31
2002 2002 4 2002-10-31
2002 2003 1 2003-01-01
2002 2003 2 2003-04-30
2002 2003 3 2003-07-31
2002 2003 4 2003-10-31
2002 2004 1 2004-01-31
3003 2001 4 2001-10-31
3003 2002 1 2002-01-31
4004 2004 4 2004-12-31
4004 2005 1 2005-04-02
5005 2001 1 2001-01-31
;
run;

data temp;
   set have;
   Before_01JAN2003 = Announcement < '01jan2003'd;
   On_or_after_01JAN2003 = Announcement >= '01jan2003'd;
run;

proc summary data = temp nway completetypes;
   class Company_ID Fiscal_Quarter;
   var Before_01JAN2003 On_or_after_01JAN2003;
   output out = want(drop = _:) sum =;
run;
mmh
Obsidian | Level 7 mmh
Obsidian | Level 7
Thanks a lot Peter!
Really appreciate your time!
Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Based on @PeterClemmensen 's summary table, this expands to all quarters:

data quarters;
input fiscal_quarter;
datalines;
1
2
3
4
;

proc sql;
create table sum as
  select
    Company_ID
    , Fiscal_Quarter
    , sum (Announcement <  "01JAN2003"d) as Before_01JAN2003
    , sum (Announcement >= "01JAN2003"d) as On_or_after_01JAN2003
  from have
  group by Company_ID, Fiscal_Quarter
;
create table all_q as
  select distinct
    t2.company_id,
    t1.fiscal_quarter
  from quarters t1, sum t2
;
create table want as
  select
    t1.company_id,
    t1.fiscal_quarter,
    case when t2.company_id ne ""
      then t2.Before_01JAN2003
      else 0
    end as Before_01JAN2003,
    case when t2.company_id ne ""
      then t2.On_or_after_01JAN2003
      else 0
    end as On_or_after_01JAN2003
  from all_q t1 left join sum t2
  on t1.company_id = t2.company_id and t1.fiscal_quarter = t2.fiscal_quarter
;    
quit;
mmh
Obsidian | Level 7 mmh
Obsidian | Level 7
Thank you so much Kurt!
Ksharp
Super User
data have;
input Company_ID$ Fiscal_Year Fiscal_Quarter Announcement : yymmdd10.;
format Announcement yymmdd10.;
cards;
1001 2001 2 2001-08-31
1001 2001 3 2001-11-30
1001 2001 4 2002-02-28
1001 2002 1 2002-05-31
1001 2002 2 2002-08-31
1001 2002 3 2002-11-30
1001 2002 4 2003-02-28
1001 2003 1 2003-05-31
1001 2003 2 2003-08-31
1001 2003 3 2003-11-30
1001 2003 4 2004-02-29
1001 2004 1 2004-05-31
1001 2004 2 2004-08-31
2002 2001 3 2001-07-31
2002 2001 4 2001-10-31
2002 2002 1 2002-01-31
2002 2002 2 2002-04-30
2002 2002 3 2002-07-31
2002 2002 4 2002-10-31
2002 2003 1 2003-01-01
2002 2003 2 2003-04-30
2002 2003 3 2003-07-31
2002 2003 4 2003-10-31
2002 2004 1 2004-01-31
3003 2001 4 2001-10-31
3003 2002 1 2002-01-31
4004 2004 4 2004-12-31
4004 2005 1 2005-04-02
5005 2001 1 2001-01-31
;
run;

proc sql;
create table want as
select distinct Company_ID,Fiscal_Quarter,
(select count(*) from have where Company_ID=a.Company_ID  and Fiscal_Quarter=a.Fiscal_Quarter 
  and Announcement<'01jan2003'd) as Before_01JAN2003 ,
(select count(*) from have where Company_ID=a.Company_ID  and Fiscal_Quarter=a.Fiscal_Quarter 
  and Announcement>='01jan2003'd) as On_or_after_01JAN2003 

 from (select * from (select distinct Company_ID from have),(select distinct Fiscal_Quarter from have)) as a ;
quit;
mmh
Obsidian | Level 7 mmh
Obsidian | Level 7
Thanks a lot for the solutions!

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