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    Assign value to blank variable

    You are ridiculously talented genius. This worked perfectly! Many thanks!!!
  2. Starbury

    Assign value to blank variable

    I have a file with about 20,000 observations, but the variable A is blank in the vast majority of observations. All other variables have values for every observation. The first observation provides a value for the variable A. I want to assign all successive observations with blank values the...
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    [b]SAS equivalent to MS Excel RANK function[/b]

    Well, that does it for me, but I want put the results back into the data step. GOAL: Var A is 613 unique observations. Var B is a the rank of the Var A Var C = 490th highest value of Var A Var D = If Var B<=410th highest value of Var A Then (C-A) Else 0; Var A is dependent on previously...
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    [b]SAS equivalent to MS Excel RANK function[/b]

    Is there a SAS equivalent to the RANK function in MS Excel>
  5. Starbury

    Use sum of variable in another variable

    Thank you, Klaz! It works! Also, I did not know that I could use proc sql to make a macro variable. http://www.cognigencorp.com/perspective/tipsNtricks.pub/1/PROC%20SQL%20Talk_12_.ppt proc sql; select mean(rhin_age) into: meanage from orcl.pat_survey1 where...
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    Use sum of variable in another variable

    I have a variable A and variable B and each has 613 observations. Variable C = A/B. I want to create variable D within the data step that divides sum total of variable A by sum total of variable B. Yes, variable D will be same value for all 613 observations. I cannot use a macro as a constant...

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