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Kiteulf
Quartz | Level 8

I have this type of data;

ObjectPriceRegnrdepreciationCounterPrimaryopprinpristransaksjonstidest_price
2237500,00AE284040,000416667112237500
1600000,00AE284040,00027766720223750010961556578,033
1100000,00AE308640,000277667111100000
800000,00AR999930,00027766711800000
795000,00AR999930,00027766720800000398711590,9333
799000,00AR999930,0002776673080000032...

I want

IF counter = 3 then transaksjonstid= lag (transaksjonstid)+(transaksjonstid)

else if counter =4 then transaksjonstid = lag2(transaksjonstid)+lag(transaksjonstid) +transaksjonstid

etc...

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Ksharp
Super User

Code not tested.

lag_transaksjonstid=lag (transaksjonstid);

lag_transaksjonstid2=lag 2(transaksjonstid);

IF counter = 3 then transaksjonstid=lag_transaksjonstid+transaksjonstid;

else if counter =4 then transaksjonstid = lag_transaksjonstid2+lag_transaksjonstid +transaksjonstid;

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Ksharp
Super User

Code not tested.

lag_transaksjonstid=lag (transaksjonstid);

lag_transaksjonstid2=lag 2(transaksjonstid);

IF counter = 3 then transaksjonstid=lag_transaksjonstid+transaksjonstid;

else if counter =4 then transaksjonstid = lag_transaksjonstid2+lag_transaksjonstid +transaksjonstid;

RW9
Diamond | Level 26 RW9
Diamond | Level 26

Not entirely sure on your logic, but it sounds like a join or subquery (possibly hash) would be easier:

proc sql;

     create table WANT as

     select A.*,

              (select sum(TRANSAKSJONSTID) from HAVE where REGNR=A.REGNR and (A.COUNTER-COUNTER) <= COUNTER <= A.COUNTER))

                    as TOT

     from     HAVE A;

quit;

Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Do not call the lag() function conditionally, as it feeds its queue only when called. If you don't call it for N records, the first call at N+1 will still yield the initial missing value, instead of the expected value from the observation N!

Steelers_In_DC
Barite | Level 11

You shouldn't use lag this way, set up your lag variables and then use those conditionally:

data have;

infile cards dsd dlm=',';

input ObjectPrice    Regnr $    depreciation    Counter    Primary    opprinpris    transaksjonstid    est_price;

cards;

2237500.00,AE28404,0.000416667,1,1,2237500,,

1600000.00,AE28404,0.000277667,2,0,2237500,1096,1556578.033

1100000.00,AE30864,0.000277667,1,1,1100000,,

800000.00,AR99993,0.000277667,1,1,800000,,

795000.00,AR99993,0.000277667,2,0,800000,398,711590.9333

799000.00,AR99993,0.000277667,3,0,800000,32,

;

run;

data want;

set have;

l1=lag(transaksjonstid);

l2=lag2(transaksjonstid);

if counter = 3 then test = transaksjonstid + l1;

else if counter= 4 then test = transaksjonstid + l1 + l2;

run;

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