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rohithverma
Obsidian | Level 7

i have input data like as mentioned below . i  want to filter the matched debit and credit observations into one dataset and the discrepent one into another dataset.

 

input

 

sno DEBIT CREDIT CHEQUEID VDATE
1 200 0 1234 1-Jan-20
2 200 0 1234 1-Jan-20
3 0 200 1234 2-Jan-20
4 400 0 4567 1-Jan-20
5 400 0 4567 1-Jan-20
6 400 0 4567 1-Jan-20
7 0 400 4567 2-Jan-20
8 600 0 6789 1-Jan-20

 

The output should be

table 1 output 

sno DEBIT CREDIT CHEQUEID VDATE FLAG
2 200 0 1234 1-Jan-20 MATCHED
3 0 200 1234 2-Jan-20 MATCHED
6 400 0 4567 1-Jan-20 MATCHED
7 0 400 4567 2-Jan-20

MATCHED

 

 

 

table 2 output 

 

sno DEBIT CREDIT CHEQUEID VDATE
1 200 0 1234 1-Jan-20
4 400 0 4567 1-Jan-20
5 400 0 4567 1-Jan-20
7 600 0 6789 1-Jan-20
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Ksharp
Super User
data have;
infile cards expandtabs truncover;
input sno 	DEBIT 	CREDIT 	CHEQUEID 	VDATE $20.;
cards;
1 	200 	0 	1234 	1-Jan-20
2 	200 	0 	1234 	1-Jan-20
3 	0 	200 	1234 	2-Jan-20
4 	400 	0 	4567 	1-Jan-20
5 	400 	0 	4567 	1-Jan-20
6 	400 	0 	4567 	1-Jan-20
7 	0 	400 	4567 	2-Jan-20
8 	600 	0 	6789 	1-Jan-20
;

data debit;
 set have;
 if debit ne 0;
 drop credit;
run;
data credit;
 set have;
 if credit ne 0;
 drop debit;
run;
data temp1;
 ina=0;inb=0;
 merge debit(in=ina) credit(in=inb rename=(
 credit=debit sno=_sno vdate=_vdate));
 by debit CHEQUEID;
 if ina and inb then output ;
 run;
data want1;
 set temp1;
 credit=0;output;
 credit=debit;debit=0;sno=_sno;vdate=_vdate;output;
 drop _: ;
run;
proc sql;
create table want2 as
select * from have
 where sno not in (select sno from want1);
quit;

rohithverma
Obsidian | Level 7

NO, here you are creating a duplicate observations

Ksharp
Super User

Here is what I get .

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