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knveraraju91
Barite | Level 11

Dear

 

I am trying to find a function that i can be used in the second 'if'  statement. Please suggest.Thank you

 

in the second if statement, i am trying to find if all three variables missing or all three variables ='UNKNOWN' then set the 'd' variable missing.

 

my code;

data two;

set one;

if a="NEGATIVE" and b="NEGATIVE" and c="NEGATIVE" then=d='yes';

if cmiss(a,b,c) =3 or (a='UNKNOWN'  and b='UNKNOWN'  and c='UNKNOWN' ) then d='missing';

else d='no';

 

data one;
input a $1-8 b $10-17 c $19-26;
datalines;
NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE
UNKNOWN  UNKNOWN  UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN  
NEGATIVE

;
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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

@knveraraju91 wrote:

Dear

 

I am trying to find a function that i can be used in the second 'if'  statement. Please suggest.Thank you

 

in the second if statement, i am trying to find if all three variables missing or all three variables ='UNKNOWN' then set the 'd' variable missing.

 


It's not clear to me what the question is. You haven't actually asked a question.

--
Paige Miller
PGStats
Opal | Level 21

I suspect that what you mean to do is :

 

data two;
set one;
if a="NEGATIVE" and b="NEGATIVE" and c="NEGATIVE" then d='yes';
else if cmiss(a,b,c) =3 or (a='UNKNOWN'  and b='UNKNOWN'  and c='UNKNOWN' ) then d='missing';
else d='no';
run;
PG
Astounding
PROC Star

I'm not sure you meant to re-use the variable name D all the time.  But here is an approach you can use.

 

if a=b=c then do;

   if a in (' ', 'NEGATIVE') then d='yes';

   else d='no';

end;

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