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DATA HAVE;
INPUT ID TIME D1 D2 E1;
DATALINES;
1 -0.25 . . 0
1 0 . . 1
1 3 . . 0
1 672.25 . . 0
2 0 . . 0
2 0 . . 1
2 3 21300 9.966 0
2 669.5 2760 7.923 0
2 670.0833 . . 1
2 673.25 31400 10.355 0
2 1509.1667 3760 8.232 0
2 1509.1667 . . 1
2 1512.1667 24100 10.09 0
2 2181.4167 4170 8.336 0
2 2181.5 . . 1
2 2184.5333 26900 10.2 0
2 2853.5 . . 1
2 3525.7917 . . 1
2 3981.5 9310 9.139 0
;

DATA WANT;
INPUT ID TIME D1 D2 E;
DATALINES;
1 -0.25 . . 0
1 0 . . 1
1 0.2 . . 0
1 0.4 . . 0
1 0.6 . . 0
1 0.8 . . 0
1 1 . . 0
1 1.5 . . 0
1 2 . . 0
1 2.5 . . 0
1 3 . . 0
1 672.25 . . 0
2 0 . . 0
2 0 . . 1
1 0 . . 1
1 0.2 . . 0
1 0.4 . . 0
1 0.6 . . 0
1 0.8 . . 0
1 1 . . 0
1 1.5 . . 0
1 2 . . 0
1 2.5 . . 0
2 3 21300 9.966 0
2 669.5 2760 7.923 0
2 670.0833 . . 1
2 673.25 31400 10.355 0
2 1509.1667 3760 8.232 0
2 1509.1667 . . 1
2 1512.1667 24100 10.09 0
2 2181.4167 4170 8.336 0
2 2181.5 . . 1
2 2184.5333 26900 10.2 0
2 2853.5 . . 1
2 3525.7917 . . 1
2 3981.5 9310 9.139 0
;

 

I'm trying to create the dummy rows using the time variable. for instance, from time=0 to time=1, dummy rows will be created with an increment of time value by 0.2. Also,  from time=1 to time=3, dummy rows will be created with an increment of 0.5. for each dummy record created D1and  D2 will be set . and E1 will be set to 0.

 

Any help to create this output data is greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

2 REPLIES 2
PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

First question: Why?

 

Secondly, in your wan dataset, when TIME = 1, you have an increment of 0.5 and not 0.25 from time = 1 to time = 3?

 

 

Nsas
Calcite | Level 5

@PeterClemmensen: this is to perform some sort of simulation. Thanks for catch with increment values. Increment is  0.5 from  time=1 to time=3.

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