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yubihan
Calcite | Level 5

There are three variables. company_code, year, count.

code year count      Sum_count

10    2000    1           1

10    2001    .             .

10    2002    1           1

10    2002    1           2

10    2003    1           1

10    2003    1           2

10    2003    1           3

20    2000    .            .

20    2000    1           1

I wnat know the code how can I make Sum_count variable.

Sum_count is the sum of count(by code, year).

If you help me I will really appreciate about it.

My english is not good. I'm sorry.

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BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

You can make use of BY group processing and the SUM statement. See sample below:

data have;
infile cards dlm=",";
input
  code :
$8.
  year :
4.
  count :
8.
  sum_count :
8.

;
cards;
10,2000,1,1
10,2001,.,.
10,2002,1,1
10,2002,1,2
10,2003,1,1
10,2003,1,2
10,2003,1,3
20,2000,.,.
20,2000,1,1
;

data want;
set have;
by code year;
if first.year = 1 then do;
  sumCount2 =
0;
end;

sumCount2 + count;

if missing(count) = 1 then do;
 
call missing(sumCount2);
end;
run;

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BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

You can make use of BY group processing and the SUM statement. See sample below:

data have;
infile cards dlm=",";
input
  code :
$8.
  year :
4.
  count :
8.
  sum_count :
8.

;
cards;
10,2000,1,1
10,2001,.,.
10,2002,1,1
10,2002,1,2
10,2003,1,1
10,2003,1,2
10,2003,1,3
20,2000,.,.
20,2000,1,1
;

data want;
set have;
by code year;
if first.year = 1 then do;
  sumCount2 =
0;
end;

sumCount2 + count;

if missing(count) = 1 then do;
 
call missing(sumCount2);
end;
run;
yubihan
Calcite | Level 5

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