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I managed to calculate the average but failed to do the standard deviation of the new variable (SalesVol) over the previous seven years (requiring at least three non-missing observations). I am attaching a sample of my data.
proc sort data=data1; by ID year; run;
proc sort data=data1; by id year;
data data1 (compress=yes); set data1; by ID year;
n+1;
if first.id then n=1;
lag_TA = lag(TA);
if n = 1 then do; lag_TA =.; end;
AvgTA = (TA+ lag_TA)/2;
SalesVol = sales/ AvgTA;
Run;
Hi,
I still have not received an answer to my question. Can anyone help, please?
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