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/* This is example of age caluculate wihtout to display perfect days and years in output window */ data age; retain dob "12jun2003"d now "24may2011"d; age1=now-dob; age=(now-dob)/365.25; years=int(age); days1=round((age-years)*365.25); months=month(now)-1; if days1 gt 30 and months in(12,10,8,6,4,2)then do; month1=days1/30.4375; month=int(days1/30.4375); if day(now)=1 then days=1; else days=round((month1-month)*30.4375)+1; drop days1 month1 month; end; else if days1 gt 30 and months in (1,3,5,7,9,11)then do; month1=days1/30.4375; month=int(days1/30.4375); if day(now)=1 then days=1; else days=round((month1-month) *30.4375); drop days1 month1 month; end; drop age age1; proc print data=age; format dob now date.; run;
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I need help in merging two different datasets. I am merging by date and I want to propagate observations from one dataset to the corresponding dates. One dataset has a unique date for each day of the month, while the other dataset has same date for different patient visits. For example I want to spread an observation on the 31DEC2008 from one dataset to several observations with the same date on a second dataset for all the patients who visited on that date. I have tried to merge the two and the result is not what I wanted. Instead I get a dataset whereby all the dates have missing values where observations from the first datset should have spread.
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