Hi All,
Please solve this query. Suppose there are two variable ( Account number , Transaction Amount ) and
I want 3rd Transaction_Amount of each account number. Can you please solve this.
Regards,
Manohar
Account_number, Transaction_Amount
10001 250000
10001 256699
10001 155665
10001 789562
20001 985466
20001 856956
20001 155464
20001 145889
Hi,
Let me if this works for you
data inp;
input Account_number $ Transaction_Amount;
datalines;
10001 250000
10001 256699
10001 155665
10001 789562
20001 985466
20001 856956
20001 155464
20001 145889
;
data outp(drop=count);
set inp;
by account_number notsorted;
if first.account_number then count=0;
count+1;
if count=3 then output;
run;
Thanks
Naveen Srinivasan
L&T infotech
data have;
input account_number transaction_amount @@;
cards4;
10001 250000 10001 256699 10001 155665 10001 789562
20001 985466 20001 856956 20001 155464 20001 145889
;;;;
/*if you want in order with transaction_amount add a sort
proc sort;
by account_number transaction_amount;
*/
data want;
do _n_=1 by 1 until (last.account_number);
set have;
by account_number;
if _n_=3 then output;
end;
run;
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