Jay Smith wrote: This is kind of long but it was posted on a drag racing website I visit and I thought it was well done. A little Geography lesson for all - Here's a list of actual places in Texas: Need to be cheered up? Happy, Texas 79042 Pep , Texas 79353 Smiley , Texas 78159 Paradise , Texas 76073 Rainbow , Texas 76077 Sweet Home , Texas 77987

This is kind of long but it was posted on a drag racing website I visit and I thought it was well done. A little Geography lesson for all - Here's a list of actual places in Texas: Need to be cheered up? Happy, Texas 79042 Pep , Texas 79353 Smiley , Texas 78159 Paradise , Texas 76073 Rainbow , Texas 76077 Sweet Home , Texas 77987 Comfort , Texas 78013 Friendship, Texas 76530

Hi, I shouldn't try to do stuff first thing in the morning before my 3rd cup of coffee. The example code I gave is wrong in a number of ways. You could still use a self merge for the task, but the code is a little more complex ... data result(drop=_:); merge given given(firstobs=2 rename=(pe=_nextpe pr=_nextpr pp=_nextpp) keep=pe pr pp) ; ind_pediff = 0; *

On Mon, 9 Jul 2007 16:55:56 -0500, Suhong Tong <sophidt@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote: Hi Howard, Thank you for keep tracking and solving my problem, it takes a long time to test my data and it works! Thank you so much. To be honest with you, I don't think I really understand your programming logic here, would you mind explain a little bit more? All I know about SAS view is a stored structure

Hi Richard, Thanks for helping me solve this problem. I tested your code, it gives me what I expected. I truely appreciate your beautiful code, but a little beyound my knowledge. If you can give me a little bit education, so I am able to apply it to other similar situation. First, is _p create a tempary internal variable for programming use? second, I never see a code like ^last., how