Hi everyone,
I'm trying to multiply my ratio column with lagged have value to get to the want colum. What approach should I take?
data have;
input year ratio have want;
cards;
2021 1 5 5
2022 2 . 10
2023 3 . 30
2024 4 . 120
2025 5 . 600
;
run;Thank you for your time.
Why is the value of HAVE missing for all but the first observation?
data have;
input year ratio have expect;
cards;
2021 1 5 5
2022 2 . 10
2023 3 . 30
2024 4 . 120
2025 5 . 600
;
data want;
set have;
retain prod;
if _n_=1 then prod=have;
else prod=prod*ratio;
run;
What if RATIO on the first observation is not 1 what do you want for the new running product variable? If you want it to be HAVE*RATIO then remove the ELSE keyword.
... multiply my ratio column with lagged have value ...
So doing the math, on row 4 the lagged have value would have to be 30. I don't really see how the lagged have value gets to be 30. Please explain further.
Apologies, I'll clarify.
data have;
input year ratio have have2 want;
cards;
2021 1 5 . 5
2022 2 . 5 10
2023 3 . 10 30
2024 4 . 30 120
2025 5 . 120 600
;
run;I've updated the sample code. I only have ratio and have, I'm trying to generate have2, and finally want. It's been a while since I've written a sas code, so I'm a bit rusty.
To elaborate further,
for 2022, I want to multiply, ratio2022 with have2021
for 2023, I want to multiply, ratio 2023 with have 2022 so on.
Why is the value of HAVE missing for all but the first observation?
data have;
input year ratio have expect;
cards;
2021 1 5 5
2022 2 . 10
2023 3 . 30
2024 4 . 120
2025 5 . 600
;
data want;
set have;
retain prod;
if _n_=1 then prod=have;
else prod=prod*ratio;
run;
What if RATIO on the first observation is not 1 what do you want for the new running product variable? If you want it to be HAVE*RATIO then remove the ELSE keyword.
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