Dear All:
I asked a Summing question yesterday, but the problem is a little more complicated.
My data by ID is as follows
My data is as follows.
DATE ID Time VariableA VariableB
01JAN2019 X 9:30:05 B 100
01JAN2019 X 9:30:08 S -25
02JAN2019 X 10:45:45 S -25
02JAN2019 X 11:26:13 B 35
03JUL2019 X 13:15:58 B 205
03JUL2019 X 13:45:08 S - 45
05JAN2019 Y 14:45:05 S -145
05JAN2019 Y 15:15:06 B 130
06JAN2019 Y 13:02:09 B 150
07AUG2019 Y 10:55:08 B 200
07AUG2019 Y 12:13:57 S -150
09OCT2019 Y 11:33:45 B 50
I need to sum VARB but after 01JUL2019 the counter resets to 0. So the data I want is
DATE ID Time VariableA VariableB Var_AGG
01JAN2019 X 9:30:05 B 100 100
01JAN2019 X 9:30:08 S -25 75
02JAN2019 X 10:45:45 S -25 50
02JAN2019 X 11:26:13 B 35 85
03JUL2019 X 13:15:58 B 205 205
03JUL2019 X 13:45:08 S -45 160
05JAN2019 Y 14:45:05 S -145 -145
05JAN2019 Y 15:15:06 B 130 -15
06JAN2019 Y 13:02:09 B 150 135
07AUG2019 Y 10:55:08 B 200 200
07AUG2019 Y 12:13:57 S -150 50
09OCT2019 Y 11:33:45 B 50 100
The code I wrote for the simple summing is
data want ; set have ;
by date ID VariableB;
If first.ID then VAR_AGG = 0 ;
VAR_AGG + VARIABLEB ;
run;
But how do I reset the counter after 01JUL2019?
Thanks in a advance
You can do like this
data have;
input DATE :date9. ID $ Time :time8. VariableA $ VariableB;
format DATE date9. Time time8.;
datalines;
01JAN2019 X 9:30:05 B 100
01JAN2019 X 9:30:08 S -25
02JAN2019 X 10:45:45 S -25
02JAN2019 X 11:26:13 B 35
03JUL2019 X 13:15:58 B 205
03JUL2019 X 13:45:08 S -45
05JAN2019 Y 14:45:05 S -145
05JAN2019 Y 15:15:06 B 130
06JAN2019 Y 13:02:09 B 150
07AUG2019 Y 10:55:08 B 200
07AUG2019 Y 12:13:57 S -150
09OCT2019 Y 11:33:45 B 50
;
data want;
set have;
by id date;
var_agg = ifn (lag(Date) <= '01Jul2019'd & Date > '01Jul2019'd | first.id, 0, var_agg);
var_agg + variableb;
run;
You can do like this
data have;
input DATE :date9. ID $ Time :time8. VariableA $ VariableB;
format DATE date9. Time time8.;
datalines;
01JAN2019 X 9:30:05 B 100
01JAN2019 X 9:30:08 S -25
02JAN2019 X 10:45:45 S -25
02JAN2019 X 11:26:13 B 35
03JUL2019 X 13:15:58 B 205
03JUL2019 X 13:45:08 S -45
05JAN2019 Y 14:45:05 S -145
05JAN2019 Y 15:15:06 B 130
06JAN2019 Y 13:02:09 B 150
07AUG2019 Y 10:55:08 B 200
07AUG2019 Y 12:13:57 S -150
09OCT2019 Y 11:33:45 B 50
;
data want;
set have;
by id date;
var_agg = ifn (lag(Date) <= '01Jul2019'd & Date > '01Jul2019'd | first.id, 0, var_agg);
var_agg + variableb;
run;
To verify that i understood the problem: you need to reset Var_AGG when month changes, correct?
I have to reset Var_AGG after 01JUL2019
@RandyStan did you try my code then?
Sorry for the late reply.
Thank you so much, your solution worked.
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