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naveen20jan
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi All ,

I have the below dataset

data x;

input source $3. fare  destination $3.;

datalines;

mum 500 del

del 500 mum

kol 600 che

che 600 kol

;

run;

i want only one oservation for a source and destination ie one obs for to and fro journey for ex   out of  del and mum and mum to del i need only one, same as for others .

the output should be like this

mum 500 del

kol 600 che

thanks

for the help in advance

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RW9
Diamond | Level 26 RW9
Diamond | Level 26

How about:


data want;
  set x;
  length forwards backwards $200.;
  forwards=catx(',',source,destination);
  backwards=catx(',',destination,source);
  if forwards=lag(forwards) or forwards=lag(backwards) then delete;
run;

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RW9
Diamond | Level 26 RW9
Diamond | Level 26

How about:


data want;
  set x;
  length forwards backwards $200.;
  forwards=catx(',',source,destination);
  backwards=catx(',',destination,source);
  if forwards=lag(forwards) or forwards=lag(backwards) then delete;
run;

Ksharp
Super User

Is there some order you need to consider ?

data x;
input source $3. fare  destination $3.;
datalines;
mum 500 del
del 500 mum
kol 600 che
che 600 kol
;
run;
data x;
 set x;
 s=source;
 d=destination;
 call sortc(s,d);
run;
proc sort data=x out=want nodupkey;by s d;run;

Xia Keshan

naveen20jan
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi Xai ,

thanks for the help and its fine we dont need any order .

thanks

Haikuo
Onyx | Level 15

If your incoming data:

1. already have duplicates

2. same pair of "from-to" do not cluster together (could be any where in the table),

Then to use the solution by , or the following:

data x;

     input source $3. fare  destination $3.;

     datalines;

mum 500 del

del 500 mum

kol 600 che

che 600 kol

;

run;

proc sql;

     create table want (drop=grp n)  as

           select *, ifc(source <= destination, cats(source, destination), cats(destination,source)) as grp, monotonic() as n from x

                group by grp

                     having n=min(n)

     ;

quit;

Haikuo

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