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Andalusia
Obsidian | Level 7

I have a dataset (example) which looks like this:

data have;
  infile datalines truncover;
  input type $ quarter phase counter percent;
  datalines;
BB-B 202001 1 94 13
BB-B 202001 2 91 2
BB-B 202001 3 50 2
BB-B 202002 1 10 11
BB-B 202002 2 20 4
BB-B 202002 3 5 4
BB-B 202003 1 10 1
BB-B 202003 2 20 3
BB-B 202003 3 7 3
BB-B 202004 1 10 1
BB-B 202004 2 20 3
BB-B 202004 3 7 3
BB-B 202101 1 10 1
BB-B 202101 2 20 3
BB-B 202101 3 7 3
AA-C 202001 1 67 6
AA-C 202001 2 38 4
AA-C 202001 3 68 4
AA-C 202002 1 29 6
AA-C 202002 2 38 4
AA-C 202002 3 89 4
AA-C 202003 1 20 6
AA-C 202003 2 39 4
AA-C 202003 3 105 4
AA-C 202004 1 15 6
AA-C 202004 2 36 4
AA-C 202004 3 95 4
AA-C 202101 1 27 6
AA-C 202101 2 45 4
AA-C 202101 3 98 4
;

Im using below code to calculate the mean and the stdev based on the last 4 quarters, this works perfect.

%let n_quarters = 4;

proc sort data=have;
by type phase quarter;
run;

data extract;
counta = 0;
do until (last.phase);
  set have;
  by type phase;
  counta + 1;
end;
countb = 0;
do until (last.phase);
  set have;
  by type phase;
  countb + 1;
  if countb gt (counta - &n_quarters.) then output;
end;
drop counta countb;
run;

proc summary data=extract;
by type phase;
var counter;
output out=want (drop=_type_ _freq_) mean()=mean std()=std;
run;

I want to keep those mean and std and kind of merge the previous two datasets(want & extract). I would like to have a new dataset which looks like this:

type quarter phase counter percent mean std
AA-C 202002 1 29 6 22,75 6,448514041
AA-C 202003 1 20 6 22,75 6,448514041
AA-C 202004 1 15 6 22,75 6,448514041
AA-C 202101 1 27 6 22,75 6,448514041
AA-C 202002 2 38 4 39.5 3,8729833462
AA-C 202003 2 39 4 39.5 3,8729833462
AA-C 202004 2 36 4 39.5 3,8729833462
AA-C 202101 2 45 4 39.5 3,8729833462
AA-C 202002 3 89 4 96.75 6,6520673478
AA-C 202003 3 105 4 96.75 6,6520673478
AA-C 202004 3 95 4 96.75 6,6520673478
AA-C 202101 3 98 4 96.75 6,6520673478
BB-B 202002 1 10 11 10 0
BB-B 202003 1 10 1 10 0
BB-B 202004 1 10 1 10 0
BB-B 202101 1 10 1 10 0
BB-B 202002 2 20 4 20 0
BB-B 202003 2 20 3 20 0
BB-B 202004 2 20 3 20 0
BB-B 202101 2 20 3 20 0
BB-B 202002 3 5 4 6.5 1
BB-B 202003 3 7 3 6.5 1
BB-B 202004 3 7 3 6.5 1
BB-B 202101 3 7 3 6.5 1

 

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Add a final MERGE step to your code:

proc summary data=extract;
by type phase;
var counter;
output out=want1 (drop=_type_ _freq_) mean()=mean std()=std;
run;

data want2;
merge
  have
  want1 (in=e)
;
by type phase;
if e;
run;

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Add a final MERGE step to your code:

proc summary data=extract;
by type phase;
var counter;
output out=want1 (drop=_type_ _freq_) mean()=mean std()=std;
run;

data want2;
merge
  have
  want1 (in=e)
;
by type phase;
if e;
run;

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