Couple of ways of doing it, you could assign a group (rather than 1-sec mark, increase it to 1 se, 2 sec etc.) then means by the group variable. Or you could have a retained value in a datastep, e.g. (not tested, post test data in the form of a datastep in future):
data want (drop=tot_trade); set have; by group; retain tot_trade; if first.group then tot_trade=0; if type="Trade" then tot_trade=sum(tot_trade,volume); if type="1-sec mark" and not first.group then do; volume=tot_trade; tot_trade=0; end; run;
Couple of ways of doing it, you could assign a group (rather than 1-sec mark, increase it to 1 se, 2 sec etc.) then means by the group variable. Or you could have a retained value in a datastep, e.g. (not tested, post test data in the form of a datastep in future):
data want (drop=tot_trade); set have; by group; retain tot_trade; if first.group then tot_trade=0; if type="Trade" then tot_trade=sum(tot_trade,volume); if type="1-sec mark" and not first.group then do; volume=tot_trade; tot_trade=0; end; run;
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