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Haikuo
Onyx | Level 15

Your code needs further tweak. Your output stops before hitting 500.

billfish
Quartz | Level 8

No tweeking needed as far as total sum.
This is the output for table have:


Obs   family   Member   Category   Amount  
1    A.   1   Bio   100  
2    A.   1   Tab   50  
3    A.   2   Che   75  
4    A.   2   Bio   100  
5    A.   2   Lei   50  
6    A.   3   Pas   125  - total sum -> 500
7    B.   1   Bio   100  
8    B.   1   Tab   50  
9    B.   2   Che   75  
10   B.   2   Bio   100  
11   B.   2   Lei   50  
12   B.   3   Pas   125  - total sum-> 500

You may have been looking at the code line:

    if zAmt < zMax then output;

and thought that the output stops at < 500. Suppose zAmt (before truncating amount) is exactly 500.

Then that particular row will be outputted with the variable zStop becoming = 1. So the next record, even if amount = 1, will not be outputted.

I assume that amount > 0 for all records.

My point is to stop the outputting once the total sum >= 500.


Now, if some records have amount=0 and to be outputted after total sum >= 500, then one goes from
         if zAmt < zMax then output;
to
         if ((zAmt < zMax) and (zStop=0)) or (amount=0) then output;

and instead of:
   zMax=500;
   zStop=0;

one changes to:
   zMax=500;
   retain zStop;

In fact the last change needs to be made for any case. I did not see the error until I added another record for family A in the input.

Haikuo
Onyx | Level 15

Hmmm. Not sure what is happening, when I copy-paste your code and use the data in 's post, I got this log and output:

23         data have;

24         input family $ Member $ Category $ Amount ;

25         cards;

NOTE: The data set WORK.HAVE has 14 observations and 4 variables.

NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):

      real time           0.00 seconds

      cpu time            0.00 seconds

     

40         ;

41         run;

42        

43         data want(keep=family member category amount);

44         array aCnt(5) $ ('Bio','Che','Tab','Pas','Lei');

45         array bCnt(5) (2,2,2,3,4);

46         array cCnt(5) ;

47         length zAmt zStop 8.;

48         zMax=500;

49         set have;

50         by family;

51        

52         if first.family then do; zAmt=0; zStop=0; call missing(of cCnt(*)); end;

53             do i = 1 to dim(aCnt);

54                if Category = aCnt(i) then do;

55                   cCnt(i)+1;

56                   if cCnt(i) <= bCnt(i) then do;

57                      zAmt+Amount;

58                      if zAmt < zMax then output;

59                      else do;

60                         if zStop=0 then do;

61                            zStop=1;

62                            Amount = zMax -(zAmt-Amount);

63                            output;

64                         end;

2                                                          The SAS System                             18:49 Friday, January 23, 2015

65                      end;

66                   end;

67                end;

68             end;

69         run;

NOTE: There were 14 observations read from the data set WORK.HAVE.

NOTE: The data set WORK.WANT has 10 observations and 4 variables.

NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):

      real time           0.16 seconds

      cpu time            0.01 seconds

     

70        

71         proc print;run;

NOTE: There were 10 observations read from the data set WORK.WANT.

NOTE: PROCEDURE PRINT used (Total process time):

      real time           0.63 seconds

      cpu time            0.00 seconds

       

1A.1.Bio100
2A.1.Tab50
3A.2.Che75
4A.2.Bio100
5A.2.Lei50
6B.1.Bio100
7B.1.Tab50
8B.2.Che75
9B.2.Bio100
10B.2.Lei50

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