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Irenelee
Quartz | Level 8
May I know why Invalid date? thx a lot!
 
data FILTER;
set CRSP1;
where DATE between '1926-01-01'd and '1962-12-31'd;
ERROR: Invalid date/time/datetime constant '1926-01-01'd.
ERROR: Invalid date/time/datetime constant '1962-12-31'd.
ERROR: Syntax error while parsing WHERE clause.
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DM'LOG; CLEAR; OUT; CLEAR; ODSRESULTS; CLEAR;';
%LET FOLDER=%STR(C:\USERS\SC\DESKTOP\HIGH);
LIBNAME HIGH "&FOLDER";
 
DATA CRSP;
SET HIGH.CRSP;
RUN;
 
DATA CRSP1;
SET  CRSP;
PRC=ABS(PRC);
IF SHRCD^=10 AND SHRCD^=11 THEN DELETE;
IF EXCHCD^=1 AND EXCHCD^=2 AND EXCHCD^=3 AND EXCHCD^=31 AND EXCHCD^=32 AND EXCHCD^=33 THEN DELETE;
 
KEEP PERMNO DATE PRC;
RUN;
 
PROC SORT DATA= CRSP1;
BY PERMNO DATE;
RUN;
 
data FILTER;
    set CRSP1;
    where DATE between '1926-01-01'd and '1962-12-31'd;
run;
 
proc summary data=FILTER noprint;
    by PERMNO;
    output out=historical_prices(drop=_:) 
           max(HIGH) = OHH
           min(LOW) = OLL;
run;
 
data final_data;
    merge FILTER historical_prices (keep=PERMNO OHH OLL);
    by PERMNO;
    where DATE = '1962-12-31'd;
run;
 

 

 

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Quentin
Super User

SAS date literals are of the format 'DDmonYYYY'd.  Try:

where date between '01Jan1926'd and '31Dec1962'd ;
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Quentin
Super User

SAS date literals are of the format 'DDmonYYYY'd.  Try:

where date between '01Jan1926'd and '31Dec1962'd ;
The Boston Area SAS Users Group (BASUG) is hosting an in person Meeting & Training on June 27!
Full details and registration info at https://www.basug.org/events.

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