Have you done your own search on the internet yet? What did you find?
I never heard of it, that's why you would be better off doing a search yourself.
@Suryak wrote:
variable incentive amount calculation using
Sas code
Hello, @Suryak
I point out the obvious: If you keep repeating the same information over and over again, that doesn't help. Telling us more about "variable incentive calculation" might help.
I also now point out the obvious #2. Using an Internet search engine, you will get results in about 10 seconds. Asking here, so far it has been over 2 hours since you asked the question, and no one has any idea how to help you, and no one knows what you mean.
Details matter: WHAT exactly varies?
What is the condition, i.e. value of variable(s) that make the calculation apply differently to different records.
Example of the data that you have.
Dummy code as a sort of template:
data want; set have; if variable=condition1 then incentive = someothervariable* 1.10; /*a 10 % increase of something*/ else if variable=condition2 then incentive=someothervariable* 1.05; /* a 5% increase of something*/ run;
up to you to define the conditions, the base value and how the incentive is applied.
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