Hi all!
I have a simple problem and I know it will be a simple answer however after alot of searching all day, I still do not have the answer. I have a dataset with 6 variables and 2 variables contain null values (var5 and var6). I would like to filter out the null values for each variable (var5 and var6), and if there is a null value for the row, then the row is deleted.
For example.
ID var1 var2 var3 var4 var5 var6
1001 23 Yes 560 22 No
1002 54 No 6
1003 42 No 652 33
1004 60 Yes
1005 32 YES 5
Final would look like this
ID var1 var2 var3 var4 var5 var6
1002 54 No 6
^Only left due to having complete values for Var5 and Var 6.
Thanks in adance!
The delete statement can be used conditionally.
data want;
set have;
if var5="" /*null value for character variable */
OR
var6=. /*null value for numeric variable */
then delete;
run;
IF cmiss(var5,var6) ne 0 then delete;
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