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raqthesolid
Quartz | Level 8

I am trying to run proc panel model but having following issues;

 

1)


proc sort data=j; by gvkey datadate; run;
proc panel data=j ;
id GVKEY DATADATE;
model invest = TQ cfcon /fixtwo pooled;
run;

 

ERROR: Data set WORK.J is not sorted in ascending sequence with respect to time series ID. The
current time period has year=2015 and the previous time period has year=2015 in cross
section GVKEY=006506.

 

 

2)

proc sort data=j; by datadate; run;
proc panel data=j ;
id GVKEY DATADATE;
model invest = TQ cfcon /fixtwo pooled;
run;

 

ERROR: There is only one cross section or time series observation. Computations will be
terminated.

any way to correct these issues.

THanks

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Christian5
SAS Employee

Hi Raqthesolid,

 

Depending on how the data set looks like, there might me a few reasons why you are not getting the answers you are looking for.

Regarding the first issue, could you verify that within the cross section GVKEY=006506 you only have one observation characterized by year=2015?

Concerning the second issue, could determine cross section you have? Essentially how mane distinct values do you have in GVKEY?

 

raqthesolid
Quartz | Level 8

Thanks for the reply. i tried the following code to make sure this thing.

proc sort data=j out=c NODUPKEY; by gvkey year; run;

my first problem has been solved. 

Regarding second thing there are about 5000 distinct GVKEY. 

i am usning following codes;

proc sort data=j; by gvkey datadate; run;
proc panel data=j ;
id GVKEY DATADATE;
model invest = TQ cfcon /fixtwo pooled;
run;

now i am getting this issue;


ERROR: There is only one cross section or time series observation. Computations will be
terminated.

 

any way to solve this thing. your efforts are always appreciated. 

ABdul 

 

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