Hi,
I have a detailed data as shown in below code, could someone help me with the summary I am looking for as shown in below output image.
data have; input REGION $ CODE $ DATE :datetime20. TRAVEL QTY PRICE; format date datetime20.; datalines; EAST D1234TN 05MAY2022:07:03:13 14.38 19.12 56.98 EAST D1234TN 05MAY2022:08:26:45 14.12 19.02 56.68 EAST D1234TN 06MAY2022:15:11:02 23.31 18.74 72.52 EAST E2689PV 04MAY2022:07:03:15 18.80 19.10 64.37 EAST E2689PV . 11.50 19.50 52.84 SOUTH G1539GV 25MAY2022:08:49:37 39.46 19.70 146.57 SOUTH G1539GV 19MAY2022:07:02:44 8.26 7.25 27.75 SOUTH G2216NV 10MAY2022:11:07:03 16.59 19.98 90.91 ; run;
expected output
1. I want to derive count from codes for example D1234TN repeated 3 times in source so the count will be 3
2. I want to have have total_travel, total_qty, total_price from travel,qty,price columns
3. Avg_travel should be derived from total_travel/count against each code as shown in above image
4. Avg_qty and avg_price from total_qty/count and total_price/count
5. Finally, I want to show bolded row for total count of codes on a region wise, and total count, sum(total_travel), sum(total_qty), sum(total_price) and average(travel),average(qty),average(price)
Thanks & regards,
vnreddy.
data have;
input REGION $ CODE $ DATE :datetime20. TRAVEL QTY PRICE;
format date datetime20.;
datalines;
EAST D1234TN 05MAY2022:07:03:13 14.38 19.12 56.98
EAST D1234TN 05MAY2022:08:26:45 14.12 19.02 56.68
EAST D1234TN 06MAY2022:15:11:02 23.31 18.74 72.52
EAST E2689PV 04MAY2022:07:03:15 18.80 19.10 64.37
EAST E2689PV . 11.50 19.50 52.84
SOUTH G1539GV 25MAY2022:08:49:37 39.46 19.70 146.57
SOUTH G1539GV 19MAY2022:07:02:44 8.26 7.25 27.75
SOUTH G2216NV 10MAY2022:11:07:03 16.59 19.98 90.91
;
run;
proc sql;
create table want as
select 1 as id,REGION ,CODE,count(*) as count,
sum(TRAVEL) as total_TRAVEL,
sum(QTY) as total_QTY,
sum(PRICE) as total_PRICE,
avg(TRAVEL) as avg_TRAVEL,
avg(QTY) as avg_QTY,
avg(PRICE) as avg_PRICE
from have
group by REGION ,CODE
union all
select 2 as id,REGION ,put(count(distinct CODE),best. -l),count(*) as count,
sum(TRAVEL) as total_TRAVEL,
sum(QTY) as total_QTY,
sum(PRICE) as total_PRICE,
avg(TRAVEL) as avg_TRAVEL,
avg(QTY) as avg_QTY,
avg(PRICE) as avg_PRICE
from have
group by REGION
order by 2,1
;
quit;
Can you show us your desired result given this data?
Makes it much easier to provide a usable code answer 🙂
PROC SUMMARY cannot make text bold. You can do that in PROC REPORT. It also will not place a 2 in the CODE column, or order the results the way you want. You can use PROC SORT to get the proper ordering and a DATA step to place a 2 in the code column.
proc summary data=have;
class region code;
types region region*code;
var travel qty price;
output out=want mean= sum=/autoname;
run;
data have;
input REGION $ CODE $ DATE :datetime20. TRAVEL QTY PRICE;
format date datetime20.;
datalines;
EAST D1234TN 05MAY2022:07:03:13 14.38 19.12 56.98
EAST D1234TN 05MAY2022:08:26:45 14.12 19.02 56.68
EAST D1234TN 06MAY2022:15:11:02 23.31 18.74 72.52
EAST E2689PV 04MAY2022:07:03:15 18.80 19.10 64.37
EAST E2689PV . 11.50 19.50 52.84
SOUTH G1539GV 25MAY2022:08:49:37 39.46 19.70 146.57
SOUTH G1539GV 19MAY2022:07:02:44 8.26 7.25 27.75
SOUTH G2216NV 10MAY2022:11:07:03 16.59 19.98 90.91
;
run;
proc sql;
create table want as
select 1 as id,REGION ,CODE,count(*) as count,
sum(TRAVEL) as total_TRAVEL,
sum(QTY) as total_QTY,
sum(PRICE) as total_PRICE,
avg(TRAVEL) as avg_TRAVEL,
avg(QTY) as avg_QTY,
avg(PRICE) as avg_PRICE
from have
group by REGION ,CODE
union all
select 2 as id,REGION ,put(count(distinct CODE),best. -l),count(*) as count,
sum(TRAVEL) as total_TRAVEL,
sum(QTY) as total_QTY,
sum(PRICE) as total_PRICE,
avg(TRAVEL) as avg_TRAVEL,
avg(QTY) as avg_QTY,
avg(PRICE) as avg_PRICE
from have
group by REGION
order by 2,1
;
quit;
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