I have the current sas code that works fine:
DATA td.data_new set td.data; if not missing(A) then Points = 250; else if B >= 10 and C= 0 then Points = 230; else if D <6 and E >60 then Points = 150; run;
I want to convert this to some equivalent SQL code, so that I can use it in a proc sql statement. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
You need to mention "ELSE" only once at the end and remove commas.
proc sql;
create table data_new as
select a,b,c,d,e,
case when a ne . then 250
when b>=10 and c=0 then 230
when d<6 and e>60 then 150
else . end as points
from data;
quit;
Best,
please try
proc sql;
create table td.data_new as select a,b,c,d,e, case when a ne . then 250 else when b>=10 and c=0 then 230, else when d<6 and e>60 then 150 else . end as points from td.data;
quit;
Thank you but I am receiving this error?
You need to mention "ELSE" only once at the end and remove commas.
proc sql;
create table data_new as
select a,b,c,d,e,
case when a ne . then 250
when b>=10 and c=0 then 230
when d<6 and e>60 then 150
else . end as points
from data;
quit;
Best,
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