hi I have 3 tables
1st table shows if service was missed data is pulling for the pervious month .it looks like this
ID. date. Complinace
a1. 07/01/15. No
a2. 07/05/15. No
a2. 07/09/15. No
a3. 07/10/15. No
2nd table shows if there was a ticket open
ID. Date. Tick
a1. 07/05/15. 123
a2. 07/8/15. 124
a3. 07/14/15. 126
the 3rd table would show all the services process in a month...what happens if service is missed vendor needs to go back. To service Machine ...but if they don't than there is a ticket that is open base on table 2
id. Date. Type
a1. 07/03/15. service
a2. 07/07/15. Service
THe output. That I'm looking for is
only when there is match between table 1 and table 2 and doesn't exist on table 3 ... I hope it make sense thanks for assistance
Have you attempted to combine the first two datasets yet?
hi thanks for responding I thought of that but there could be more one occurances of ID an differ date...
the 2d table would id but the date will not be like for like...
sorry screen froze the 3rd table will show if vendor went back after the miss service date to determine if machine was service if I was then it's good it's when it wasn't an it generates a tick is what I need to output....tthe issue is how to connect tables when id is same but date is differ within a 7 day window thanks for help
You don't post the output you want yet ?
proc sql;
select id,date from table1
intersect
select id,date from table2
except
select id,date from table3
;
quit;
Xia,
Sorry the output that I'm looking for is table 1 and table 2 table 3 is my filter
output
from 1st table. From 2nd table From 3rd table
id. Date compliance Tick Blank. I would report on that
id date. Compliance. Tick. Service. I would not report on that.....
here is what I want to do if a machine was not service let say on 8/01/15. An on 8/4/15 it generates a ticket than I would report it
different secnario
machine is is not service on 08/1/15. And on 08/3/15 it gets service ThAt gets excluded....
THanks for help
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