Hi all,
I'm joining an email activity table (table a) with a email history table (table b). I'm using an inner join to give me all data from table a where the activity_date in that table is within 35 days of the campaign_date (attribution reasons). I'm not sure how the syntax for that works in SAS EG. Can someone help please?
Thanks!
proc sql;
select *
from email_campaign_activity a
inner join
email_campaign_history b
on a.email_campaign_id = b.email_campaign_id
where ???
Please meddle around this and see if this works
The addition is
intck('days',activity_date, campaign_date)<=35;
proc sql;
select *
from email_campaign_activity a
inner join
email_campaign_history b
on a.email_campaign_id = b.email_campaign_id and intck('days',activity_date, campaign_date)<=35;
quit;
Please meddle around this and see if this works
The addition is
intck('days',activity_date, campaign_date)<=35;
proc sql;
select *
from email_campaign_activity a
inner join
email_campaign_history b
on a.email_campaign_id = b.email_campaign_id and intck('days',activity_date, campaign_date)<=35;
quit;
You didn't provide enough info to show you how to write the code, but take a look at the last post in the thread: https://communities.sas.com/t5/General-SAS-Programming/Checking-if-a-transaction-date-falls-between-...
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