Hi all,
I posted this earlier but not sure what happened with the message. I have data in the following format which is run daily
ID | balance | bucket1 | bucket2 | bucket3 |
1234 | 100.00 | 10.00 | 20.00 | 70.00 |
3456 | 100.00 | 10.00 | 20.00 | 70.00 |
I need to create a worksheet that tracks the balances and count by column daily. SO output should be like. I know how to do it tomorrow using proc sql and sum function but is there a more efficient and faster method?
01-Jan | 02-Jan | |
balance | sum | sum |
bucket1 | sum | sum |
bucket2 | sum | sum |
bucket3 | sum | sum |
01-Jan | 02-Jan | |
balance | count | count |
bucket1 | count | count |
bucket2 | count | count |
bucket3 | count | count |
Hi Reeza,
The file is run daily so the dates denote the daily run. I am trying to build out an aggregated view where the new totals for the day would just be added as a column so i have a daily summary
So, if i get the following file on Jan 1
ID | balance | bucket1 | bucket2 | bucket3 |
1234 | 100.00 | 10.00 | 20.00 | 70.00 |
3456 | 100.00 | 10.00 | 20.00 | 70.00 |
then I need 2 summaries like:
01-Jan | 02-Jan | |
balance | 200 | |
bucket1 | 20 | |
bucket2 | 40 | |
bucket3 | 140 | |
01-Jan | 02-Jan | |
balance | 2 | |
bucket1 | 2 | |
bucket2 | 2 | |
bucket3 | 2 |
Then on Jan 2 I would run the same report and attach to above. So on and so forth...
Thank you Reeza,
I have no choice. The table is refreshed daily and we need a summary of the daily snapshot.
But I don't know how to best proceed.
Right now, I would do the following:
Proc sql;
create table have as
select sum(balance),sum(bucket1),sum(bucket2)
from table a
;
quit
and then proc transpose the above to get it in the format I want but I feel like there is a better way. I just don't know it and can't seem to figure it out.
A report tracking the totals by day.. The idea is to automate it so the code runs everyday and attaches that day's total to the report
I have not tried proc means, will try it right now. It's something i haven't used before
It would be Excel
i tried proc means but I can't figure it out. this is how i am doing it:
Proc sql;
create table Test as
select
sum(AR_BALANCE) as AR_BALANCE,
SUM(BUCKET_0) AS BUCKET_0,
SUM(BUCKET_1) AS BUCKET_1,
SUM(BUCKET_2) AS BUCKET_2,
SUM(BUCKET_3) AS BUCKET_3,
from atb.atb
;
QUIT;
PROC TRANSPOSE DATA=TEST OUT=TEST1;
RUN;
I would just have to run this everyday and then do a left join to the existing report?
Also,
How would I rename the date1 variable to show as the current date ?Is this possible? I would just keep running the code and joining to this output every day....
_NAME_ date1
AR_BALANCE 4555947291.7
BUCKET_0 627673027.55
BUCKET_1 182100256.65
BUCKET_2 55872964.12
BUCKET_3 32185457.8
Thanks,
Thank you, I am on track... is there a way to count with Proc means ? or should i just proc sql for that ?
@TheNovice wrote:
Thank you, I am on track... is there a way to count with Proc means ? or should i just proc sql for that ?
Count what?
The N statistic returns the number of records of a variable that are not missing , which would generally "count" the number of something, The NMISS statistic "counts" the number of missing values of a variable.
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