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vomer
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi all,

Quick question:

I have 2 datasets (ds1 and ds2) and they have some common variables (like ID, site name etc.) and some uncommon variables (flags and markers I have created in each)

Is there any way using proc SQL to create a new dataset - that sources from ds1 and ds2 and computes sums from different variables?

Example:

DS1DS2
SiteUnitvarSiteUnitnum
AP10AP11
BO11BO11
BO11BO11
CI10CI10
CI10CI11
Final DS
SiteUnitvarsumnumsum
AP101
BO122
CI101
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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Try this :

proc sql;

select * from

(select ID, Unit, sum(var) as sumvar from ds1 group by ID, Unit) natural join

(select ID, Unit, sum(num) as sumnum from ds2 group by ID, Unit);

quit;

PG

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Try this :

proc sql;

select * from

(select ID, Unit, sum(var) as sumvar from ds1 group by ID, Unit) natural join

(select ID, Unit, sum(num) as sumnum from ds2 group by ID, Unit);

quit;

PG

PG
vomer
Obsidian | Level 7

thanks! that works wonderfully well.

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