Answer / rpd

I can give logic part, rest kindly manage :)

step 1:proc sort the dataset by "PID YEAR"
step2 :in the datastep "SET" it using by PID YEAR
create a temp variable say _SUM and RETAIN _SUM,
reset _SUM=0 on FIRST.YEAR.
T_VALUE=_SUM+VALUE

I guess this will work

Answer / ravi s

it need two steps

step 1 : proc sort; by year name;run;

Step 2: data total (drop = value);
set count_;
by year name;
if first.name then T_value =0 ;
T_value + value;
if last.name then output ;
run;

Note: Hence i am doing work in data step. i need to sort
the data first by using "Proc Sort".

Kindly let me know is the any other method to do?

Answer / xxx

here i can write the code using PROC SQL;
plz ans in DATA STEP;

proc sql;
select year,name, sum(value)as T_value from count_ group by
year, name having sum(value) order by name;
quit;

Answer / nani

proc sort data=a;
by year ;
run;

data total ;
set a;
retain T_value;
by year ;
if first.year then T_value =0 ;
T_value + value;
if last.year then output ;
run;

proc print ;
run;

Answer / aaa

PROC SORT DATA=COUNT_;
BY YEAR NAME;
RUN;

DATA TEST (DROP=VALUE);
SET COUNT_;
BY YEAR NAME;
RETAIN COUNT;
IF FIRST.NAME THEN COUNT = 0;
COUNT = COUNT + VALUE;
IF LAST.NAME THEN OUTPUT;
RUN;

Answer / ashish

data new;

set tech ;
by year name;
if first.year or first.name then do;
sum=0;
end;
sum+value;
if last.year or last.name ;

run;

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