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bd_user_10
Quartz | Level 8

I have the following data:

 

SEDOLDateTNUMTVOLDVOLrelday
42960982002-06-15.10.92-54
42960982002-06-28...-41
42960982002-07-11.0.330.35-28
42960982002-07-15.0.330.35-24
42960982002-08-08.0.930.720
42960982002-08-08.117
42960982002-08-150.330.550.6515
42960982002-08-30...35
42960982002-10-040.90.880.8254
42960982002-11-27...67
42960982003-02-020.71172

 

I want the following:

 

SEDOLTNUMTVOLDVOLMonth
4296098.10.92-2
4296098.0.660.7-1
4296098.0.930.720
42960980.330.550.651
42960980.90.880.822
42960980.7113

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Define a value format with a range and use that:

proc format lib=work;
value relday
  -60 -< -30 = -2
  -30 -< 0 = -1
  0 = 0
  0 <- 30 = 1
  30 <- 60 = 2
  other = .
;
run;

data test;
input x;
y = input(put(x,relday.),best.);
cards;
-61
-60
-35
-30
-15
0
1
30
60
65
;
run;

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

I don't follow, please be more specific about how the logic in your desired result.

bd_user_10
Quartz | Level 8

Basically, this is what I need:

 

sum TNUM, TVOL and DVOL for the following period

 

if relday -60 to -30 then month is -2

if relday -30 to -1 is month is -1

if relday 0 then month is 0

if relday 1 to 30 then month is 1

if relday 30 to 60 then month is 2

 

I have many sedol, and I want to do the same for all. I hope this make sense.

Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Define a value format with a range and use that:

proc format lib=work;
value relday
  -60 -< -30 = -2
  -30 -< 0 = -1
  0 = 0
  0 <- 30 = 1
  30 <- 60 = 2
  other = .
;
run;

data test;
input x;
y = input(put(x,relday.),best.);
cards;
-61
-60
-35
-30
-15
0
1
30
60
65
;
run;
ballardw
Super User

Or perhaps you could provide the actual date you are comparing. Use of INTCK function should provide the result directly.

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