Hello,
In SAS EG, is there a way to use the statement count(distinct flob) over (partition by police) as N, like the example for test3 (see code below) and if so, how ?
data test;
input police $ flob $ Other_info $;
datalines;
1 A X1
1 B X1
1 C X1
1 D X1
1 E X1
2 A TR
2 C TR
;
RUN;
PROC SQL;
create table test1 as
select *,
count(distinct flob) as N
from test
group by police;
QUIT;
PROC SQL;
create table test2 as
select *,
count(distinct flob) over (partition by police) as N
from test;
QUIT;
Regards,
No.
But you don't need it in SAS.
Just use your first example with the normal GROUP BY and SAS will remerge the count onto the appropriate values of A.
No.
But you don't need it in SAS.
Just use your first example with the normal GROUP BY and SAS will remerge the count onto the appropriate values of A.
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