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dr_101
Calcite | Level 5

that

 

i wrote the above syntax but that doesnt cut it. 

please help

thanx

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

Ok. There is a number of things wring with your code. First and foremost, your inequality signs are in the wring direction. No date value can be smaller than 01jan2010 and larger than 31dec2015...

 

I have written this template from the sashelp.stocks data set. Should give you what you want.

 

data test;
   set sashelp.stocks;
   prevalence = (('01jan1998'd <= date <= '31dec2000'd) and (stock='IBM'));
run;

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

So, you want prevalance to be a dummy variable, correct? Do you get errors in the log?

PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

Ok. There is a number of things wring with your code. First and foremost, your inequality signs are in the wring direction. No date value can be smaller than 01jan2010 and larger than 31dec2015...

 

I have written this template from the sashelp.stocks data set. Should give you what you want.

 

data test;
   set sashelp.stocks;
   prevalence = (('01jan1998'd <= date <= '31dec2000'd) and (stock='IBM'));
run;

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