I want to get the maximum datetime per customer-id (C_ID) and per store. How do I do it?
By.first and/or SQL max + grouping?
Many thanks 😄
/*Ex.*/
DATA WORK.have;
FORMAT datetime datetime.;
INFILE DATALINES DELIMITER =',';
INPUT C_ID $ store_nme $ datetime datetime. ;
CARDS;
AB,Store 1,17JAN2022:17:45:44
AB,Store 1,15JAN2021:17:55:40
AB,Store 1,25JAN2021:20:00:00
AB,Store 2,31OCT2020:12:00:01
AB,Store 2,05FEB2019:17:46:44
AB,Store 3,01AUG2021:16:02:16
AB,Store 3,01AUG2021:16:00:25
CD,Store 1,07MAR2019:03:12:11
CD,Store 1,11DEC2020:05:07:08
CD,Store 2,28DEC2020:12:00:01
CD,Store 2,28DEC2020:12:01:11
;
RUN;
PROC SORT DATA=have;
BY C_ID store_nme descending datetime ;
RUN;
DATA want;
SET have;
row_want = _N_;
IF row_WANT IN (1,4,6,8,10);
RUN;
Proc SQL;
Create table want as
select C_ID,store_nme , datetime
from have
group by 1,2
having datetime = max(datetime);
run;
PROC MEANS?
proc means data=have MAX NWAY;
class C_ID store_nme;
var datetime;
output out=want max(datetime) = max_datetime;
run;
proc print data=want;
format max_datetime datetime.;
run;
@Pili1100 wrote:
I want to get the maximum datetime per customer-id (C_ID) and per store. How do I do it?
By.first and/or SQL max + grouping?
Many thanks 😄
/*Ex.*/ DATA WORK.have; FORMAT datetime datetime.; INFILE DATALINES DELIMITER =','; INPUT C_ID $ store_nme $ datetime datetime. ; CARDS; AB,Store 1,17JAN2022:17:45:44 AB,Store 1,15JAN2021:17:55:40 AB,Store 1,25JAN2021:20:00:00 AB,Store 2,31OCT2020:12:00:01 AB,Store 2,05FEB2019:17:46:44 AB,Store 3,01AUG2021:16:02:16 AB,Store 3,01AUG2021:16:00:25 CD,Store 1,07MAR2019:03:12:11 CD,Store 1,11DEC2020:05:07:08 CD,Store 2,28DEC2020:12:00:01 CD,Store 2,28DEC2020:12:01:11 ; RUN; PROC SORT DATA=have; BY C_ID store_nme descending datetime ; RUN; DATA want; SET have; row_want = _N_; IF row_WANT IN (1,4,6,8,10); RUN;
Worked very well.
I just prefer some sql atm. Thanks for the help! 😀
Proc SQL;
Create table want as
select C_ID,store_nme , datetime
from have
group by 1,2
having datetime = max(datetime);
run;
Thank you so much. 😃
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