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you have a data set like this.
data qqq;
input name $ total;
cards;
qq 22
ww 33
qq 22
ee 44
rr 33
ww 44
;
run;
and you want output like this.........
name total
qq 22
ww 44

Do it by data set step.

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you have a data set like this. data qqq; input name $ total; cards; qq 22 ww 33 qq 22 ee 44 ..

Answer / bharath

data abc1;
set qqq end=a;
if _n_=1 or a=1;
proc print data=abc1;
run;

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you have a data set like this. data qqq; input name $ total; cards; qq 22 ww 33 qq 22 ee 44 ..

Answer / vishal

proc sort data=qqq;
by name;
run;

data f;
set qqq;
by name;
if first.name=0;
run;

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you have a data set like this. data qqq; input name $ total; cards; qq 22 ww 33 qq 22 ee 44 ..

Answer / alok karan

data qq;
do i=1 to n by n-1;
set qqq point=i nobs=n ;
output;
end;
stop;
proc print data=qq;
run;

/*Above is more efficient program to know the first and last observation */

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you have a data set like this. data qqq; input name $ total; cards; qq 22 ww 33 qq 22 ee 44 ..

Answer / ashish

data op;
set qqq end=last;
if _n_=1 or last=1 then output;
run;

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you have a data set like this. data qqq; input name $ total; cards; qq 22 ww 33 qq 22 ee 44 ..

Answer / bharath

data qqq;
input name $ total;
cards;
qq 22
ww 33
qq 22
ee 44
rr 33
ww 44
;
run;


data abc;
set qqq;
if total in (22,44) and name in ('qq', 'ww');
proc print;
run;

data abc1;
set abc;
by name;
if first.name;
run;
proc print;
run;

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you have a data set like this. data qqq; input name $ total; cards; qq 22 ww 33 qq 22 ee 44 ..

Answer / singh.naveen409

proc sort data=qqq;
by name;
run;
options mlogic;
data www;
set qqq;
by name;
if first.name then serial=1
run;
data wwq (drop=serial);
set www;
if serial ne '1';
run;

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 5 No

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