Here is a datastep solution:
data have;
input claim $ id;
cards;
001 1
001 2
001 4
002 1
002 3
002 5
;run;
data want;
set
have(where=(id not in(1,4)))
have(where=(id=1) in=in1)
have(where=(id=4) in=in4)
;
by claim;
if in1 and not last.claim then
id=0;
if in4 and lag(id)=0 then
delete;
run;
You may want to sort by claim and id afterwards, as the zeros, ones and fours are now last in the output.
data have;
input claim $ id;
cards;
001 1
001 4
;
proc sql;
create table want as
select distinct claim, id not in (1,4) as id
from have
having id=0;
quit;
Here is a datastep solution:
data have;
input claim $ id;
cards;
001 1
001 2
001 4
002 1
002 3
002 5
;run;
data want;
set
have(where=(id not in(1,4)))
have(where=(id=1) in=in1)
have(where=(id=4) in=in4)
;
by claim;
if in1 and not last.claim then
id=0;
if in4 and lag(id)=0 then
delete;
run;
You may want to sort by claim and id afterwards, as the zeros, ones and fours are now last in the output.
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