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acemanhattan
Quartz | Level 8

The code I have below takes the current and previous 7 observations of INV_CR_t and returns the higest, lowest, and Sum of the values.  For troubleshooting purposes I'd like to be able to see each value from the array on every observation, not just the min and max values. Is there anything I can do to update this code

 

data Want;
	array p{0:7} _temporary_;
	set have;
	by STATE PlAN LAG;

	p{mod(_n_,8)} = var_8;	
	min= min(of p{*});
	max= max(of p{*});
	Sum = sum(of p{*});


run;

 

To go from data that looks like this 

 

State Plan Lag Var1
OR a 0 32
OR a 0 43
OR a 0 46
OR a 0 69
OR a 0 12
OR a 0 25
OR a 0 39
OR a 0 64
OR a 0 65
OR a 0 8
OR a 0 67
OR a 0 12
OR a 0 58
OR a 0 5
OR a 0 23
OR a 0 39
OR a 0 50
OR a 0 57
OR a 0 27
OR a 0 41
OR a 0 16
OR a 0 27
OR a 0 49
OR a 0 34
OR a 0 41

 

To data that looks like this (it doesn't matter to me whether the variables descend from first to last observation or otherwise):

State Plan Lag Var1 Var2 Var3 Var4 Var5 Var6 Var7 Var8 Min Max Sum
OR a 0 32                    
OR a 0 43                    
OR a 0 46                    
OR a 0 69                    
OR a 0 12                    
OR a 0 25                    
OR a 0 39                    
OR a 0 64 39 25 12 69 46 43 32 12 69 266
OR a 0 65 64 39 25 12 69 46 43 12 69 298
OR a 0 8 65 64 39 25 12 69 46 8 69 320
OR a 0 67 8 65 64 39 25 12 69 8 69 282
OR a 0 12 67 8 65 64 39 25 12 8 67 280
OR a 0 58 12 67 8 65 64 39 25 8 67 280
OR a 0 5 58 12 67 8 65 64 39 5 67 313
OR a 0 23 5 58 12 67 8 65 64 5 67 279
OR a 0 39 23 5 58 12 67 8 65 5 67 238
OR a 0 50 39 23 5 58 12 67 8 5 67 212
OR a 0 57 50 39 23 5 58 12 67 5 67 254
OR a 0 27 57 50 39 23 5 58 12 5 58 244
OR a 0 41 27 57 50 39 23 5 58 5 58 259
OR a 0 16 41 27 57 50 39 23 5 5 57 242
OR a 0 27 16 41 27 57 50 39 23 16 57 253
OR a 0 49 27 16 41 27 57 50 39 16 57 257
OR a 0 34 49 27 16 41 27 57 50 16 57 267
OR a 0 41 34 49 27 16 41 27 57 16 57 251

 

 

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novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

Do you mean you wanna keep the array elements?

 

data Want;
	array p{0:7} p0-p7 ;
retain p;
set have; by STATE PlAN LAG; p{mod(_n_,8)} = var_8; min= min(of p{*}); max= max(of p{*}); Sum = sum(of p{*}); run;

See if this helps,

HTH 

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novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

Do you mean you wanna keep the array elements?

 

data Want;
	array p{0:7} p0-p7 ;
retain p;
set have; by STATE PlAN LAG; p{mod(_n_,8)} = var_8; min= min(of p{*}); max= max(of p{*}); Sum = sum(of p{*}); run;

See if this helps,

HTH 

acemanhattan
Quartz | Level 8

@novinosrin


This is exactly what I needed!  Thanks.  

Is there a simple way to get the variables listed at the far right of my data, instead of on the left

 

novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

Well, of course yes. Basically, you simply need to allow the compiler to compile your input dataset variables before compiling array elements as it constructs the PDV. And so how do you do that-

 Swap 🙂 

data Want;
set have;
by STATE PlAN LAG;
array p{0:7} p0-p7 ; retain p;
p{mod(_n_,8)} = var_8;
min= min(of p{*});
max= max(of p{*});
Sum = sum(of p{*});

run;

acemanhattan
Quartz | Level 8

Ah, too easy! Thanks.

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