Hi,
I have a dataset which looks like the below:
id | First_Qual_Month | Txn_Month |
1000361 | Jul-19 | Jul-19 |
1000361 | Jul-19 | Aug-19 |
1000361 | Jul-19 | Sep-19 |
100897 | Jan-20 | Oct-19 |
100897 | Jan-20 | Nov-19 |
100897 | Jan-20 | Dec-19 |
100897 | Jan-20 | Jan-20 |
100897 | Jan-20 | Feb-20 |
100897 | Jan-20 | Mar-20 |
I need to select only those rows for each id where the months are after the first_qual_month. I can select upto next 6 months of data per user.
Can someone please help me on this? I am new to sas and first. doesn't look to be the solution!
See if you can use this as a template.
Feel free to ask 🙂
options yearcutoff = 2000;
data have;
input id $ First_Qual_Month $ Txn_Month $;
datalines;
1000361 Jul-19 Jul-19
1000361 Jul-19 Aug-19
1000361 Jul-19 Sep-19
100897 Jan-20 Oct-19
100897 Jan-20 Nov-19
100897 Jan-20 Dec-19
100897 Jan-20 Jan-20
100897 Jan-20 Feb-20
100897 Jan-20 Mar-20
;
data want;
do c = 1 by 1 until (last.id);
set have;
by id;
if input(First_Qual_Month, monyy6.) < input(Txn_Month, monyy6.) then output;
if c = 6 then leave;
end;
run;
As always: store dates as dates and you can use simple where-statements.
data have;
length id $ 10 First_Qual_Month Txn_Month $ 6;
input id First_Qual_Month Txn_Month;
datalines;
1000361 Jul-19 Jul-19
1000361 Jul-19 Aug-19
1000361 Jul-19 Sep-19
100897 Jan-20 Oct-19
100897 Jan-20 Nov-19
100897 Jan-20 Dec-19
100897 Jan-20 Jan-20
100897 Jan-20 Feb-20
100897 Jan-20 Mar-20
;
data fixed_dates;
set have;
length FirstQualMonth TxnMonth 8;
format FirstQualMonth TxnMonth mmyyd8.;
FirstQualMonth = input(First_Qual_Month, monyy6.);
TxnMonth = input(Txn_Month, monyy6.);
drop First_Qual_Month Txn_Month;
rename
FirstQualMonth = First_Qual_Month
TxnMonth = Txn_Month
;
run;
data want;
set fixed_dates;
where First_Qual_Month < Txn_Month;
run;
What should happen, if more than six obs have First_Qual_Month < Txn_Month
?
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