Dear,
I am using following code.
I got the output I need except for one subject .
Assuming that the exstdtc is the last dose given before aesdt.
In my output I need to have the larger dose taken when two different doses taken on same day. Please help in my code
one
id aesdt
1 24SEP2014
ex
id exstdtc exdose
1 2015-08-28 3.5
1 2015-08-28 7
output needed
id aesdt exdose
1 24SEP2014 7
proc sql;
create table dose as
select a.*,b.exdose
from one as a left join ex as b
on a.usubjid=b.usubjid and a.AESDT-b.exstdtc >0
group by a.usubjid,a.aesdt
having a.Aesdt-b.exstdtc=min(a.Aesdt-b.exstdtc);
quit;
I dont see the variable usubjid in either of your datasets? 🙂
What should happen if a dose was given on the same day as the adverse event? (Use that date vs. ignore it?)
I would more like to use Data Step. proc sql; create table dose as select usubjid,aesdt,max(exdose) as exdose from ( select a.*,b.exdose from one as a left join ex as b on a.usubjid=b.usubjid and a.AESDT-b.exstdtc >0 group by a.usubjid,a.aesdt having a.Aesdt-b.exstdtc=min(a.Aesdt-b.exstdtc) ) group by usubjid,aesdt; quit;
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