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hkim3677
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

I want to replace values with the beginning values.

 

For example..

 

Data example;

input id year cc;

101 2000 0.2

101 2001 0.3

101 2002 0.4

101 2003 0.3

102 1990 0.5

102 1991 0.3

102 1992 0.6

102 1993 0.4

103 2004 0.3

103 2005 0.4

103 2006 0.6

;

run;

 

After replace the values of cc with the beginning period value of cc by id, I want to have the new data set looking like...

Data want;

input id year cc;

101 2000 0.2

101 2001 0.2

101 2002 0.2

101 2003 0.2

102 1990 0.5

102 1991 0.5

102 1992 0.5

102 1993 0.5

103 2004 0.3

103 2005 0.3

103 2006 0.3

;

run;

 

Thank you!

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novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20
data want;
set have;
by id; retain _cc; if first.id then _cc=cc; else cc=_cc; run;

retain _cc;

if first.id then  _cc=cc;

else cc=_cc;

run;

 

 

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novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20
data want;
set have;
by id; retain _cc; if first.id then _cc=cc; else cc=_cc; run;

retain _cc;

if first.id then  _cc=cc;

else cc=_cc;

run;

 

 

Kurt_Bremser
Super User

Slight change on @novinosrin's take:

data want;
set have (rename=(cc=_cc));
by id;
retain cc;
if first.id then cc=_cc;
drop _cc;
run;

Just to show another possible solution.

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