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bohonghong
Fluorite | Level 6

Hi, I need to combine the value of 2 rows based on one variable duplicate "416"

 

numberflagACQflagRETflagBCBSUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT
41600113.20
41601015.00

 

so the output is like 

 

numberflagACQflagRETflagBCBSUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT
41601128.20
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stat_sas
Ammonite | Level 13

Hi,

 

Please try this:

 

proc sql;
create table want as
select number,sum(flagACQ) as flagACQ,sum(flagRET) as flagRET,sum(flagBCB) as flagBCB,
sum(SUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT) as SUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT from have
group by number;
quit;

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stat_sas
Ammonite | Level 13

Hi,

 

Please try this:

 

proc sql;
create table want as
select number,sum(flagACQ) as flagACQ,sum(flagRET) as flagRET,sum(flagBCB) as flagBCB,
sum(SUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT) as SUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT from have
group by number;
quit;

bohonghong
Fluorite | Level 6
 

Hi, I need to combine the value of 2 rows based on one variable duplicate "416"

 

numberflagACQflagRETflagBCBSUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT
41600113.20
41601015.00

 

so the output is like 

 

numberflagACQflagRETflagBCBSUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT
41601128.20

 

Thanks

stat_sas
Ammonite | Level 13

Sql syntax is doing the same as you described. If you print data set "want" you will have the required output.

 

proc print data=want;

run;

ballardw
Super User

From your example it is not clear whether you want SUM or MAXIMUM value for the variables flagACQ flagRET and flagBCB.

 

What if your example data looked like?

number flagACQ flagRET flagBCB SUM_of_SUM_of_ACTV_AMT
416 0 0 1 13.20
416 0 1 0

15.00

 416           0                1              0                12.00

 

What would the result  be?

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