Hi Experts,
I want to merge my data in the below-given format. Kindly help me solve it.
data aaa;
input ID date1 mmddyy10. reg$;
format date1 date9.;
cards;
100 02/10/1990 V
100 05/09/1991 V
100 12/03/2000 V
101 05/05/2000 V
101 08/07/2010 V
101 04/03/2015 V
;
data bbb;
input ID date1 mmddyy10. reg$;
format date1 date9.;
cards;
100 02/10/1990 R
100 07/08/1995 R
100 12/03/2000 R
101 01/01/2001 R
101 08/07/2010 R
101 04/03/2015 R
;
Required Output :
ID | date1 | reg |
100 | 10-02-1990 | V |
100 | 09-05-1991 | V |
100 | 08-07-1995 | R |
100 | 03-12-2000 | V |
101 | 05-05-2000 | V |
101 | 01-01-2001 | R |
101 | 07-08-2010 | V |
101 | 03-04-2015 | V |
V - Visit; R - Record
If visit_date same as record_date then reg should 'V'
If record_date not in aaa table then that line should be included in the Current table/New Table with reg value of 'R'.
Please let me know If you required clarification.
Thanks in advance!
data ab;
merge aaa(rename=(reg=reg_a) in=in1) bbb(rename=(reg=reg_b) in=in2);
by id date1;
if reg_a='V' then reg='V';
else if reg_b='R' and not in1 then reg='R';
run;
In this small example, every case is handled by the two IF statements. Are there other possible cases?
data ab;
merge aaa(rename=(reg=reg_a) in=in1) bbb(rename=(reg=reg_b) in=in2);
by id date1;
if reg_a='V' then reg='V';
else if reg_b='R' and not in1 then reg='R';
run;
In this small example, every case is handled by the two IF statements. Are there other possible cases?
Thank you for your quick support @Astounding @PaigeMiller
Both your code works well. Have a great day!
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