BookmarkSubscribeRSS Feed
🔒 This topic is solved and locked. Need further help from the community? Please sign in and ask a new question.
Cruise
Ammonite | Level 13

Hi Folks,

 

I'm trying to subset data where

1. year(date_diagnosis)=year(claim_date)

and

2. Oct, Nov and Dec of year before and Jan, Feb and Mar of year after the year(claim_date) to account for border months.

 

Desired output is the data with variable mark (1,0) where 1 indicating the data I'm gonna keep.

 

Thanks for help. I greatly appreciate your time.

 

DATA HAVE;
format PAT_ID 1. CLAIM_DATE date9. YEAR 4. MARK 1.; 
informat CLAIM_DATE date9. YEAR 4. MARK 1.; 
input PAT_ID CLAIM_DATE YEAR MARK; 
CARDS;
1	27-Dec-08	2011	0
1	19-Dec-09	2011	0
1	1-Jun-10	2011	0
1	1-Oct-10	2011	1
1	15-Nov-10	2011	1
1	1-Aug-11	2011	1
1	3-Jan-12	2011	1
1	5-Jan-12	2011	1
1	29-Dec-12	2011	0
2	2-May-14	2014	1
2	15-Oct-14	2014	1
2	13-Jan-15	2014	1
2	1-Feb-15	2014	1
2	18-Mar-15	2014	1
2	30-Sep-15	2014	0
2	1-Oct-15	2014	0
3	27-Dec-08	2011	0
3	15-Dec-09	2011	0
3	1-Jun-10	2011	0
3	1-Oct-10	2011	1
3	15-Nov-10	2011	1
3	1-Aug-11	2011	1
3	3-Jan-12	2011	1
3	2-Apr-12	2011	0
3	23-Nov-15	2011	0
3	5-Oct-16	2011	0
;

data have1; set have; 
claim_year=year(claim_date);
claim_month=month(claim_date);
run; 

proc print data=have1; run;

 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Accepted Solutions
novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

DATA HAVE;
format PAT_ID 1. CLAIM_DATE date9. YEAR 4. ; 
informat CLAIM_DATE date9. YEAR 4. MARK 1.; 
input PAT_ID CLAIM_DATE YEAR MARK; 
drop mark;
CARDS;
1	27-Dec-08	2011	0
1	19-Dec-09	2011	0
1	1-Jun-10	2011	0
1	1-Oct-10	2011	1
1	15-Nov-10	2011	1
1	1-Aug-11	2011	1
1	3-Jan-12	2011	1
1	5-Jan-12	2011	1
1	29-Dec-12	2011	0
2	2-May-14	2014	1
2	15-Oct-14	2014	1
2	13-Jan-15	2014	1
2	1-Feb-15	2014	1
2	18-Mar-15	2014	1
2	30-Sep-15	2014	0
2	1-Oct-15	2014	0
3	27-Dec-08	2011	0
3	15-Dec-09	2011	0
3	1-Jun-10	2011	0
3	1-Oct-10	2011	1
3	15-Nov-10	2011	1
3	1-Aug-11	2011	1
3	3-Jan-12	2011	1
3	2-Apr-12	2011	0
3	23-Nov-15	2011	0
3	5-Oct-16	2011	0
;

data want;
set have;
by pat_id;
Mark=year(claim_date)=year-1  and  10<=month(claim_date)<=12 
or
year(claim_date)=year+1  and  1<=month(claim_date)<=3 
or
year= year(claim_date);
run;

View solution in original post

3 REPLIES 3
heffo
Pyrite | Level 9

Would this work:

 

data want;
	set have;
 	where mdy(10,1,year-1) <= CLAIM_DATE and mdy(3,31,year+1) >= CLAIM_DATE;
run;
novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

DATA HAVE;
format PAT_ID 1. CLAIM_DATE date9. YEAR 4. ; 
informat CLAIM_DATE date9. YEAR 4. MARK 1.; 
input PAT_ID CLAIM_DATE YEAR MARK; 
drop mark;
CARDS;
1	27-Dec-08	2011	0
1	19-Dec-09	2011	0
1	1-Jun-10	2011	0
1	1-Oct-10	2011	1
1	15-Nov-10	2011	1
1	1-Aug-11	2011	1
1	3-Jan-12	2011	1
1	5-Jan-12	2011	1
1	29-Dec-12	2011	0
2	2-May-14	2014	1
2	15-Oct-14	2014	1
2	13-Jan-15	2014	1
2	1-Feb-15	2014	1
2	18-Mar-15	2014	1
2	30-Sep-15	2014	0
2	1-Oct-15	2014	0
3	27-Dec-08	2011	0
3	15-Dec-09	2011	0
3	1-Jun-10	2011	0
3	1-Oct-10	2011	1
3	15-Nov-10	2011	1
3	1-Aug-11	2011	1
3	3-Jan-12	2011	1
3	2-Apr-12	2011	0
3	23-Nov-15	2011	0
3	5-Oct-16	2011	0
;

data want;
set have;
by pat_id;
Mark=year(claim_date)=year-1  and  10<=month(claim_date)<=12 
or
year(claim_date)=year+1  and  1<=month(claim_date)<=3 
or
year= year(claim_date);
run;
Cruise
Ammonite | Level 13
Great! Thank you very much!

sas-innovate-2024.png

Available on demand!

Missed SAS Innovate Las Vegas? Watch all the action for free! View the keynotes, general sessions and 22 breakouts on demand.

 

Register now!

How to Concatenate Values

Learn how use the CAT functions in SAS to join values from multiple variables into a single value.

Find more tutorials on the SAS Users YouTube channel.

Click image to register for webinarClick image to register for webinar

Classroom Training Available!

Select SAS Training centers are offering in-person courses. View upcoming courses for:

View all other training opportunities.

Discussion stats
  • 3 replies
  • 501 views
  • 2 likes
  • 3 in conversation