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kajal_30
Quartz | Level 8

Hi Channel,

 

I have "IF else" statement which I want to convert to "case when" could you please help .

 

IF Rate "" THEN DO ;
  A ="LIGHT"; B =1;
  IF HIGH =1 THEN DO;
   U = A1 ;
   V = 1;
   W = 1;
   X = A1_PO;
   Y = 1;
   Z = 1;
  END;
  IF HIGH =2 THEN DO;
   U = 1;
   V = A1 ;
   W = 1;
   X = 1;
   Y = A1_PO;
   Z = 1;
  END;
  IF HIGH =3 THEN DO;
   U = 1;
   V = 1;
   W = A1 ;
   X = 1;
   Y = 1;
   Z = A1_PO;
  END;
  
 END;
 ELSE IF AMOUNT 1  NE AMOUNT 2 THEN DO;
  A ="HARD"; B =2;
  IF HIGH =1 THEN DO;
   U = APPLE;
   V = 1;
   W = 1;
   X = APPLE_GREEN;
   Y = 1;
   Z = 1;
  END;
  IF HIGH =2 THEN DO;
   U = 1;
   V = APPLE;
   W = 1;
   X = 1;
   Y = APPLE_GREEN;
   Z = 1;
  END;
  IF HIGH =3 THEN DO;
   U = 1;
   V = 1;
   W = APPLE;
   X = 1;
   Y = 1;
   Z = APPLE_GREEN;
  END;
  END;
 ELSE DO ;
  A = "SOFT" ; B =3;
  IF HIGH =1 THEN DO;
   U = ORANGE;
   V = 1;
   W = 1;
   X = ORANGE_TANGY;
   Y = 1;
   Z = 1;
  END;
  IF HIGH =2 THEN DO;
   U = 1;
   V = ORANGE;
   W = 1;
   X = 1;
   Y = ORANGE_TANGY;
   Z = 1;
  END;
  IF HIGH =3 THEN DO;
   U = 1;
   V = 1;
   W = ORANGE;
   X = 1;
   Y = 1;
   Z = ORANGE_TANGY;
  END;
 
END;

 

I have converted all but can't able fit all under ELSE.

Please help and I want to use sql "case when" because I want to migrate this to angular SQL so can't use data step

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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

In SQL you will need to redo the logic so that it calculates each output variable independently.  You appear at first glance to have output variables of A,B,U, V, W, X, Y and Z so you will need 8 CASE .... END clause in your SQL select statement.

PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Show us the case-when expression you have for, say, U.

PG

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