I have a dataset:
id_acc info_date ov_credit ov_debit account_balance interest_rate_anuual
111 30june2007 500 700 6000 0.18%
111 31jul2007 500 600 6008 0.18%
111 31aug2007 500 200 8000 0.18%
111 30sep2007 300 100 7000 0.18%
111 31oct2007 400 300 9000 0.18%
111 30nov2007 200 400 10000 0.18%
I want the ouput in the following manner.Please suggest ome logic
account_bal1=account_balance+sum(ov_debit ,-ov_credit )+interest_rate_anuual;
account_bal2=account_bal1+sum(ov_debit ,-ov_credit )+interest_rate_anuual;
account_bal3=account_bal2+sum(ov_debit ,-ov_credit )+interest_rate_anuual;
Please suggest some logic.
Use RETAIN
I doubt yoor formula is quite correct though, but I'm also not 100% sure of what you're doing.
retain account_bal;
if _n_=1 then account_bal=account_balance;
account_bal=account_bal+sum(ov_debit,ov_credit )+interest_rate_anuual;
data have;
infile cards dsd;
informat info_date date9.;
format info_date date9.;
input id_acc $ info_date $ ov_credit ov_debit account_balance interest_rate_anuual;
cards;
111,30jun2007,500,700,6000,0.18
111,31jul2007,500,600,6008,0.18
111,31aug2007,500,200,8000,0.18
111,30sep2007,300,100,7000,0.18
111,31oct2007,400,300,9000,0.18
111,30nov2007,200,400,10000,0.18
;
run;
data want;
set have;
account_bal1 = sum(account_balance,ov_debit,-ov_credit,interest_rate_anuual);
if not missing(account_bal1) then account_bal2 = sum(account_bal1,ov_debit,-ov_credit,interest_rate_anuual);
if not missing(account_bal2) then account_bal3 = sum(account_bal2,ov_debit,-ov_credit,interest_rate_anuual);
run;
Hi ,
Could you please eloborate the query a bit.
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