How would you code a merge that will write the matches of
both to one data set, the non-matches from the left-most
data set to a second data set, and the non-matches of the
right-most data set to a third data set?
Hello,
I have PROC SQLs results group by 3 fields and I use SUM and
COUNT functions in SQL. The problem is when I try to display
my result with PROC TABULATE. I am getting very big
numbers. I believe I make a mistake some where in Tabulate.
Here is my Proc Tabulate.
PROC TABULATE DATA=OUT04_05 FORMAT=12.;
CLASS YR CENTRE VISA / PRELOADFMT EXCLUSIVE;
VAR NEWUSER FRAUD TRANSFER AUTUSER REISSUE;
TABLE CENTRE ALL, (YR ALL)*VISA,
(NEWUSER*F=COMMA12. AUTUSER*F=COMMA12.
FRAUD*F=COMMA12. TRANSFER*F=COMMA12.
REISSUE*F=COMMA12.) /
MISSTEXT={LABEL='0'} PRINTMISS RTS=20;
FORMAT VISA VISAFMT.;
KEYLABEL SUM = ' '
ALL = 'TOTAL';
LABEL YR = 'DATE YEAR'
NEWUSER = 'TOTAL NEW ACCT'
TRANSFER = 'TOTAL TRANSFER'
FRAUD = 'TOTAL FRAUD TRANSFER'
AUTUSER = 'TOTAL AUTH USERS'
REISSUE = 'TOTAL REISSUE';
When I code it like : NEWUSER*N*F=COMMA12.
AUTUSER*N*F=COMMA12.
I get same amount numbers but to find a NEWUSER I use
COUNT(*) and to find AUTUSER I use SUM(xxxx) function so
both result shouldn’t be the same my problem is in this
point.
Could you tell me where the problem in code is. How can I
display my result?
TX.
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data data1;
input dt account;
format dt date9.;
cards;
1745 1230
1756 1120
1788 1130
1767 1240
;
data data2;
input startdt enddt total;
format startdt date9. enddt date9.;
cards;
1657 1834 12300
1557 1758 16800
1789 1789 12300
1788 1345 12383
1899 1899 13250
;
proc sql;
create table data3 as
select * from data1 as x left join data2 as y
on x.dt>=y.startdt and x.dt<=y.enddt;
quit;
Here, we are getting cartision product. But,I want left
join report consisting of this program. It should not get
duplicate values. you can modify the program also.
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