Hello,
I would like to select the largest week per month and divide QCNUM / QCDEN into percentages.
In SQL preferably.
Thanks for your help
| Table | |||||
| COMOIS | COSEM | COESVD | QCNUM | QCDEN | |
| 202001 | 202004 | 3754 | 12948 | 24086 | |
| 202001 | 202002 | 3754 | 12951 | 24088 | |
| 202001 | 202005 | 3754 | 12950 | 24088 | |
| 202001 | 202003 | 3754 | 12950 | 24076 | |
| 202001 | 202001 | 3754 | 12886 | 24079 | |
| 202002 | 202007 | 3754 | 12923 | 24147 | |
| 202002 | 202006 | 3754 | 12956 | 24152 | |
| 202002 | 202008 | 3754 | 12862 | 24149 | |
| Want | |||||
| COMOIS | COSEM | COESVD | QCNUM | QCDEN | taux |
| 202001 | 202005 | 3754 | 12950 | 24088 | 54% |
| 202002 | 202008 | 3754 | 12862 | 24149 | 53% |
I think you need to define the problem more completely for us.
What is the criterion to determine the "largest week"? Also, there appear to be two different columns that could be month, which are you referring to?
UNTESTED CODE
proc sql;
create table want as select *,qcnum/qcden as taux format=percent8.0
from have group by comois having cosem=max(cosem);
quit;
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