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Alexxxxxxx
Pyrite | Level 9

Hello,

 

I am trying to pick up the specified data from the HAVE dataset.

By using the HAVE table as an example,

ObsHRM_L2PERSON_CTRY_CODETypeGEOGRAPHIC_DESCR_degree
1A   0
2ACN  0
3ATW31192XTW9
4B   3
5BFR  0
6BIT  0
7BKR745666KR8
8BUS745666US9
9C 745666TH3
10CGB  0
11CUS  0

 

1.For each 'HRM_L2' group, if one of the degrees is larger or equal than 6 (i.e.,6,7,8,9) then I would like to have that observation. and has a note as 1

for example, for 'A' group, I expect to only keep the 'Obs' 3 as the degree is 9.

2.in the 'B' group, both 'Obs' 7 and 'Obs' 8 are larger than 6 then I expect to keep both of them, and have a note as 2.

3. if all of degree is less than 6 in the 'HRM_L2' group, then I expect to keep all of them and with a note 3.

the result is expected to look like below.

ObsHRM_L2PERSON_CTRY_CODETypeGEOGRAPHIC_DESCR_degreeNote
3ATW31192XTW91
7BKR745666KR82
8BUS745666US92
9C 745666TH33
10CGB  03
11CUS  0

3

Could you please give me some suggestion about this?

thanks in advance

data have ;  
infile cards dsd dlm=","; 
  input HRM_L2 $ PERSON_CTRY_CODE $ Type $ GEOGRAPHIC_DESCR_ $ degree ;                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
  cards ;                       
A,,,,0
A,CN,,,0
A,TW,31192X,TW,9
B,,,,3
B,FR,,,0
B,IT,,,0
B,KR,745666,KR,8
B,US,745666,US,9
C,,745666,TH,3
C,GB,,,0
C,US,,,0

;
run;

.

 

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Accepted Solutions
PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20
proc sql;
   create table want as
   select *, 
          (case when (sum(degree lt 6) = n(HRM_L2)) then n(HRM_L2)
                                                    else sum(degree ge 6)

          end) as note
   from have
   group by HRM_L2
   having sum(degree ge 6)=0 | degree ge 6;
quit;

 

 

Result:

 

 

HRM_L2 PERSON_CTRY_CODE  Type     GEOGRAPHIC_DESCR_  degree note 
A      TW                31192X   TW                 9      1 
B      KR                745666   KR                 8      2 
B      US                745666   US                 9      2 
C      US                                            0      3 
C      GB                                            0      3 
C                        745666   TH                 3      3  

 

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maguiremq
SAS Super FREQ
data want;
set have;

	if hrm_l2 = "A" then do;
		if degree >= 6 then note = 1;
	end;

	else if hrm_l2 = "B" then do;
		if degree >= 6 then note = 2;
	end;

	else do;
		if degree < 6 then note = 3;
	end;

if note > 0;
run;
Krueger
Pyrite | Level 9
I was doing something long and convoluted using PROC SQL;

You definitely simplified my "solution" to this and I learned something thanks.
PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20
proc sql;
   create table want as
   select *, 
          (case when (sum(degree lt 6) = n(HRM_L2)) then n(HRM_L2)
                                                    else sum(degree ge 6)

          end) as note
   from have
   group by HRM_L2
   having sum(degree ge 6)=0 | degree ge 6;
quit;

 

 

Result:

 

 

HRM_L2 PERSON_CTRY_CODE  Type     GEOGRAPHIC_DESCR_  degree note 
A      TW                31192X   TW                 9      1 
B      KR                745666   KR                 8      2 
B      US                745666   US                 9      2 
C      US                                            0      3 
C      GB                                            0      3 
C                        745666   TH                 3      3  

 

novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

Hi @Alexxxxxxx  I'd think you need a double pass, 1st to identify and 2nd to select

 


data have ;  
infile cards dsd dlm=","; 
  input HRM_L2 $ PERSON_CTRY_CODE $ Type $ GEOGRAPHIC_DESCR_ $ degree ;                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
  cards ;                       
A,,,,0
A,CN,,,0
A,TW,31192X,TW,9
B,,,,3
B,FR,,,0
B,IT,,,0
B,KR,745666,KR,8
B,US,745666,US,9
C,,745666,TH,3
C,GB,,,0
C,US,,,0
;
run;

data want;
 do _n_=1 by 1 until(last.HRM_L2);
  set have;
  by HRM_L2;
  _k=max(degree,_k);
 end;
  _f=_k<6;
  note+1;
 do _n_=1 to _n_;
  set have;
  if _f or degree>=6 then output;
 end; 
 drop _:;
run;

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