Hello All
I have a table as follows
ID : The ID is Unique value in the sense for a set of rows it will remains same , but the table may contain ID1, ID2,ID3,…IDn varies from case to case
Time : I have only 4 Values in the Table , Time1, Time2, Time 3 and Time4
Group : I have n different Groups starting from Grp1, Grp2, Grp3,…,Grpn from case to case
TimeDiff: Each row will be having a value and may vary from 0 to 123456789
Have | |||
ID | Time | Group | TimeDiff |
ID1 | Time1 | Grp1 | 12371231 |
ID1 | Time1 | Grp1 | 12371231 |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp1 | 54934 |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp1 | 10543254 |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp2 | 1776401 |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp2 | 1776 |
ID1 | Time3 | Grp3 | 9 |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp3 | 522 |
ID1 | Time4 | Grp3 | 0 |
ID1 | Time3 | Grp2 | 13046 |
ID1 | Time3 | Grp1 | 167599 |
ID2 | Time3 | Grp1 | 4990 |
ID2 | Time3 | Grp3 | 0 |
ID2 | Time2 | Grp1 | 11762618 |
ID2 | Time2 | Grp3 | 0 |
ID2 | Time2 | Grp2 | 590 |
ID2 | Time4 | Grp3 | 0 |
ID2 | Time3 | Grp2 | 19738 |
ID2 | Time1 | Grp1 | 11787936 |
I want to sum the TimeDiff if the Group having same value and Time having same value for each ID
Have | Want | |||||||
ID | Time | Group | TimeDiff | ID | Time | Group | TimeDiff | |
ID1 | Time1 | Grp1 | 12371231 | ID1 | Time1 | Grp1 | 24742462 | |
ID1 | Time1 | Grp1 | 12371231 | ID1 | Time2 | Grp1 | 10598188 | |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp1 | 54934 | |||||
ID1 | Time2 | Grp1 | 10543254 |
Bellow should be the final table
Want | |||
ID | Time | Group | TimeDiff |
ID1 | Time1 | Grp1 | 24742462 |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp1 | 10598188 |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp2 | 1778177 |
ID1 | Time2 | Grp3 | 522 |
ID1 | Time3 | Grp3 | 9 |
ID1 | Time3 | Grp2 | 13046 |
ID1 | Time3 | Grp1 | 167599 |
ID1 | Time4 | Grp3 | 0 |
ID2 | Time1 | Grp1 | 11787936 |
ID2 | Time2 | Grp1 | 11762618 |
ID2 | Time2 | Grp3 | 0 |
ID2 | Time2 | Grp2 | 590 |
ID2 | Time3 | Grp1 | 4990 |
ID2 | Time3 | Grp3 | 0 |
ID2 | Time3 | Grp2 | 19738 |
ID2 | Time4 | Grp3 | 0 |
You need a standard proc means. Look at the CLASS, TYPES, WAYS statements on how to create your groups.
Alternatively, look at PROC SQL and include the identifiers in your GROUP BY statement.
Reeza,
Thanks for the reply . I am very new to SAS.
Do you have a sample pgm or a doc something which I can refer.
True Regards
Siva
Thanks Reeza
It worked
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