Hello,
I have some quantity data on a daily basis. The date is formatted as DDMMYYN10.:
Date Quantity
01JAN2020 10
01JAN2020 20
02JAN2020 15
02JAN2020 25
02JAN2020 10
03JAN2020 5
03JAN2020 15
03JAN2020 20
Now I'd like to create a table with the total quantity per day (without proc time series). The resulting table should look like this:
Date Total Quantity
01JAN2020 30
02JAN2020 50
03JAN2020 40
How do I get that? I have tried numerous approaches (including calculating totals for each by group) but couldn't produce the above table. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
HI @MarkusB Master statsman @PaigeMiller would recommend PROC Summary
data have;
input Date :date9. Quantity;
format Date date9.;
datalines;
01JAN2020 10
01JAN2020 20
02JAN2020 15
02JAN2020 25
02JAN2020 10
03JAN2020 5
03JAN2020 15
03JAN2020 20
;
proc summary data=have nway;
class date;
var quantity;
output out=want(drop=_:) sum=total_quantity;
run;
One way
data have;
input Date :date9. Quantity;
format Date date9.;
datalines;
01JAN2020 10
01JAN2020 20
02JAN2020 15
02JAN2020 25
02JAN2020 10
03JAN2020 5
03JAN2020 15
03JAN2020 20
;
proc sql;
create table want as
select Date, Sum(Quantity) as TotalQuantity
from have
group by Date;
quit;
HI @MarkusB Master statsman @PaigeMiller would recommend PROC Summary
data have;
input Date :date9. Quantity;
format Date date9.;
datalines;
01JAN2020 10
01JAN2020 20
02JAN2020 15
02JAN2020 25
02JAN2020 10
03JAN2020 5
03JAN2020 15
03JAN2020 20
;
proc summary data=have nway;
class date;
var quantity;
output out=want(drop=_:) sum=total_quantity;
run;
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