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shlomiohana
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello,

 

I have 2 tables:

 

Table A:

Branch_Area
0
1
2
3
220

 

Table B:

Branch_IdArea
1171
2173
3174
4175

 

I want the final table to be a combination of the 2 tables.

The Branch_Area field from table A will appear as it is in the final table, the Area field from table B will be added to the final table according to the following logic:

 

Each record from table A should be searched in the Branch_Id field in table B, If there is a match the value from the Area field should be taken to the final table.

 

If there is no match, enter the same value that we searched, for example, the value 0 or 220.

 

Final table:

AreaBranch_Area
00
1711
1732
1743
220220

 

Thanks a lot.

2 REPLIES 2
ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

Like this?

data C;
  merge A(in=A)
        B(in=B rename=(BRANCH_ID=BRANCH_AREA));
  by BRANCH_AREA;
  if A;
  if ^B then AREA=BRANCH_AREA;
run;

Obs Branch_Area Area
1 0 0
2 1 171
3 2 173
4 3 174
5 220 220

 

smantha
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10
data table_a;
input Branch_area;
cards;
0
1
2
3
220
;;;
run;

data table_b;
input Branch_id area;
cards;
1	171
2	173
3	174
4	175
;;;
run;

proc sql;
create table c
as select Branch_Area, coalesce(Area,Branch_area) as Area
from Table_a b
left join table_b a
on a.branch_id = b.branch_area;
quit;

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