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woo
Barite | Level 11 woo
Barite | Level 11

Hello friends, can someone plz help,

 

have

var1        var2

user1      sessionXYZ

user1      sessionABC

user1      sessionGYAKFJ

user2      sessionSDFKJ

user3      sessionsfljasfgljk

user3      sessionfvksjfvnsjn

 

want

user1 has 3 seession running

user2 has 1 session running

user3 has 2 session running

 

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Shmuel
Garnet | Level 18

Option 1:

proc freq data=have; by var1; run

you will get the frequency of each user in the dataset;

 

Option 2:

 

    data want;

      set have;

        by var1;    /* assumed data is sorted */

             retain counter ;

             if first.var1 then  counter = 1; else counter+1

             if last.var1 then 

                 /* either */ output;

                 /* or */  put var1 'has ' counter ' sessions running';

run;

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Shmuel
Garnet | Level 18

Option 1:

proc freq data=have; by var1; run

you will get the frequency of each user in the dataset;

 

Option 2:

 

    data want;

      set have;

        by var1;    /* assumed data is sorted */

             retain counter ;

             if first.var1 then  counter = 1; else counter+1

             if last.var1 then 

                 /* either */ output;

                 /* or */  put var1 'has ' counter ' sessions running';

run;

Astounding
PROC Star

If it's the report that you are after, you can extend the idea already suggested:

 

proc freq data=have;

tables var1 / noprint out=sessions;

run;

 

data _null_;

set sessions;

file print notitles;

if count > 1 then put var1 'has ' count 'sessions.';

else put var1 'has 1 session.';

run;

ballardw
Super User

And a different proc as an option:


proc tabulate data=have;
   class var1;
   table var1='',
         n="Sessions Running"
   ;
run;
woo
Barite | Level 11 woo
Barite | Level 11

thank you all...appreciate your time...

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