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tmcrouse
Calcite | Level 5

I have a table with 147k rows. I am trying to take the column that is the X and say that is my beginning point. So, if x=1 then I have a do statement. I make the the date +1 and the date +90 because any of the events that fall between 1 and 90 days from the original X need to be counted by the event and location. If I look at the first ID 104534, I see X took place on 6/6/2012. After that, there were events that occured in event1 and location1, however not necessarily by ID 104534. I need to count the events and location that took place and then place those in 104534's bucket. Then every ID that follows, I need to do the same. I tried to code how I need this and hope posting the code might offer some baseline. I am also posting an example of the data I have, the results when I run my code as written and what I need.

DATA HAVE
MEMdateIDXevent1event2event3event4location1location2location3
1116/6/201210453411 1
1116/6/20126234221 1
1116/28/201262325611 1
1116/28/20126234221 1
1118/31/2012104534 1 1
1118/31/2012623422 1

Code:

data eventfinal;

set event nobs=last_obs;

by mem ;

if X=1 then do;

wb = date + 1;

we = date + 90;

do pt = _N_ + 1 to last_obs;

set event(keep= mem date event1 event2 event3 event4 location1 location2 location3

rename=(date=dt))

point=pt;

if mem ne mem or dt > we then leave;

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location1>=1 and event1>=1 then loc1ev1 = (event1);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location2>=1 and event1>=1 then loc2ev1= (event1);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location3>=1 and event1>=1 then loc3ev1= (event1);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location1>=1 and event2>=1 then loc1ev2= (event2);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location2>=1 and event2>=1 then loc2ev2= (event2);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location3>=1 and event2>=1 then loc3ev2= (event2);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location1>=1 and event3>=1 then loc1ev3= (event3);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location2>=1 and event3>=1 then loc2ev3= (event3);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location3>=1 and event3>=1 then loc3ev3= (event3);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location1>=1 and event4>=1 then loc1ev4= (event4);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location2>=1 and event4>=1 then loc2ev4= (event4);

if dt >= wb and dt<=we and location3>=1 and event4>=1 then loc3ev4= (event4);

   end;

  output;

end;

   if we =. then we=date;

      if wb=' ' then wb=date;

      if we=wb  then output;

run;

RESULTS
MEMIDloc1ev1loc2ev1loc3ev1loc1ev2loc2ev2loc3ev2loc1ev3loc2ev3loc3ev3loc1ev4loc2ev4loc3ev4
1111045341
1116234221
1116232561
1116234221
111104534
111623422

DATA NEED
MEMIDloc1ev1loc2ev1loc3ev1loc1ev2loc2ev2loc3ev2loc1ev3loc2ev3loc3ev3loc1ev4loc2ev4loc3ev4
1111045342
1116234222
1116232561
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tmcrouse
Calcite | Level 5


I found the answer on my own by playing around with the code. I found that if I add =sum(loc1ev1,event1)  the summation turns out correctly. Of course I have to change it correctly for each if statement. EX. =sum(loc2ev1,event1) and so on.

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tmcrouse
Calcite | Level 5


I found the answer on my own by playing around with the code. I found that if I add =sum(loc1ev1,event1)  the summation turns out correctly. Of course I have to change it correctly for each if statement. EX. =sum(loc2ev1,event1) and so on.

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