data have;
input clamnum sno;
datalines;
900001 1
900001 2
900002 3
900003 4
900003 5
900008 6
;
run;
data want;
Not tested:
proc sort data=have out=sorted; by clamnum; run; data want; set sorted; by clamnum; if first.clamnum and last.clamnum; run;
Docs: https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.5/lrcon/n01a08zkzy5igbn173zjz82zsi1s.htm
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You can create the subset directly from PROC SORT.
data have; input clamnum sno; datalines; 900001 1 900001 2 900002 3 900003 4 900003 5 900008 6 ; run; proc sort nounikey data=have out=dups uniout=unique; by clamnum; run; proc print data=unique; run; proc print data=dups; run;
Interesting, i have never seen the options "nounikey" ... will have to memorise it.
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