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diego4444
Calcite | Level 5

I'm looking to recreate the averageif function from Excel.  I have the following columns:  Date, Hour, Peak, Price.  Peak is boolean (0 or 1).  Sample dataset:

 

DateHEPeakPriceAvg
1/4/20171028.4830.84
1/4/20172028.1530.84
1/4/20173027.6130.84
1/4/20174026.6130.84
1/4/20175028.1430.84
1/4/20176036.1630.84
1/4/20177141.3239.05
1/4/20178145.4039.05
1/4/20179139.0139.05
1/4/201710134.9339.05
1/4/201711133.6239.05
1/4/201712131.7039.05
1/4/201713126.3339.05
1/4/201714129.5439.05
1/4/201715132.5139.05
1/4/201716137.2739.05
1/4/201717141.9639.05
1/4/201718151.8239.05
1/4/201719151.5339.05
1/4/201720145.5239.05
1/4/201721142.7239.05
1/4/201722139.6939.05
1/4/201723036.5330.84
1/4/201724035.0430.84

 

I want to find the average (Avg) for each day by Peak type.  Some days could have all zeros for Peak.  Looking to do this in a data step if possible.  Thanks in advance

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20
data have;
input Date :mmddyy10.	HE	Peak	Price;
format date mmddyy10.;
datalines;
1/4/2017	1	0	28.48
1/4/2017	2	0	28.15
1/4/2017	3	0	27.61
1/4/2017	4	0	26.61
1/4/2017	5	0	28.14
1/4/2017	6	0	36.16
1/4/2017	7	1	41.32
1/4/2017	8	1	45.40
1/4/2017	9	1	39.01
1/4/2017	10	1	34.93
1/4/2017	11	1	33.62
1/4/2017	12	1	31.70
1/4/2017	13	1	26.33
1/4/2017	14	1	29.54
1/4/2017	15	1	32.51
1/4/2017	16	1	37.27
1/4/2017	17	1	41.96
1/4/2017	18	1	51.82
1/4/2017	19	1	51.53
1/4/2017	20	1	45.52
1/4/2017	21	1	42.72
1/4/2017	22	1	39.69
1/4/2017	23	0	36.53
1/4/2017	24	0	35.04
;



proc sql;
   create table want as
   select *,
          mean(Price) as Avg
   from have
   group by Peak
   order by HE;
quit;

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20
data have;
input Date :mmddyy10.	HE	Peak	Price;
format date mmddyy10.;
datalines;
1/4/2017	1	0	28.48
1/4/2017	2	0	28.15
1/4/2017	3	0	27.61
1/4/2017	4	0	26.61
1/4/2017	5	0	28.14
1/4/2017	6	0	36.16
1/4/2017	7	1	41.32
1/4/2017	8	1	45.40
1/4/2017	9	1	39.01
1/4/2017	10	1	34.93
1/4/2017	11	1	33.62
1/4/2017	12	1	31.70
1/4/2017	13	1	26.33
1/4/2017	14	1	29.54
1/4/2017	15	1	32.51
1/4/2017	16	1	37.27
1/4/2017	17	1	41.96
1/4/2017	18	1	51.82
1/4/2017	19	1	51.53
1/4/2017	20	1	45.52
1/4/2017	21	1	42.72
1/4/2017	22	1	39.69
1/4/2017	23	0	36.53
1/4/2017	24	0	35.04
;



proc sql;
   create table want as
   select *,
          mean(Price) as Avg
   from have
   group by Peak
   order by HE;
quit;
diego4444
Calcite | Level 5

So much easier in proc sql then forcing myself to do in data step. Thanks for your help! I ended up using this:

proc sql;
select *,
mean(price) as Avg
from temp_new
group by Date, Peak
order by Date, Hour;
quit;

PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

The right tool for the right job 🙂 Glad you found your answer.

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