Ah I see @NickS2 I think still hung over from last night. My apologies. Try this
data want;
do until(last.id);
set have;
by id ;
trt_flag=' ';
if visit=1 and ENROL_FLAG = "Y" then do;
trt_flag="Y";
_n_=0;
end;
else if _n_ and ENROL_FLAG = "Y" and DAY_DIFF>180 then trt_flag="Y";
if not _d and trt_flag="Y" then _d=date;
if _d and date>=_d then output;
end;
drop _d;
run;
This is exactly what I wanted. Thank you so much, you are a life saver.
please try the below code
proc sort data=have;
by id drug date;
run;
data want;
set have;
by id drug date;
if first.drug and ENROL_FLAG='Y' then TRT_FLAG=ENROL_FLAG;
if not first.drug and ENROL_FLAG='Y' and DAY_DIFF>180 then TRT_FLAG=ENROL_FLAG;
run;
Thanks Jagdish,
But youe code is giving me the same result which I am getting.
Shouldn't the visit for patient 2 on 26JUN2016 (drug B) be flagged as TRT_FLAG = Y? Your desired output lists it as blank. The first criteria is not satisfied (since the patient already has had drug B), but the second is (ENROL_FLAG = Y and DAY_DIFF > 180).
@mklangley No the second record for the patient ID 2 should be not get flagged because the first record already met the criteria.
I think the proper logic would look like this:
proc sort data=have; by id drug date; run;
data want;
retain flagged;
set have; by id drug;
if first.drug then flagged = 0;
if not flagged then if ENROL_FLAG="Y" or DAY_DIFF > 180 then do;
flagged = 1;
TRT_FLAG = "Y";
end;
drop flagged;
run;
proc sort data=want; by id date drug; run;
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