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sas_university
Obsidian | Level 7

i have two variables  first variables is number of teams, second variable is number of times this are two my variables ,

example : i have 10 cricket teams ,10 teams play each other only one time combination , total how many matches is happened , 45 matches is happened . how to calculate on sas.

data ds;

infile datalines ;

input no_of_teams  no_of_times;

cards;

10 1

;

run;

total matches happened 45 how to calculate on sas anyone can help me this logic .

 

 

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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

Hello @sas_university,

 

You can use the COMB function:

data want;
set ds;
no_of_matches=comb(no_of_teams,2)*no_of_times;
run;

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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

Hello @sas_university,

 

You can use the COMB function:

data want;
set ds;
no_of_matches=comb(no_of_teams,2)*no_of_times;
run;

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