This code is a SAS Data Step program that processes...

September 2, 2025 at 11:19 PM

data transitions; set df_new; by Rating_Bucket Oblgr_Nbr; retain prev_val prev_date; if first.Oblgr_Nbr then do; prev_val =.; prev_date =.; end; /* check if transition 0->1 in consecutive quarter */ if prev_val=0 and Default_Ind_OblgrAbsorb=1 then do; if bi_dt = intnx('qtr',prev_date,1,'s') then output; end; /*reset memory*/ prev_val = Default_Ind_OblgrAbsorb; prev_date =bi_dt; keep Rating_Bucket Oblgr_Nbr bi_dt; run;

This code is a SAS Data Step program that processes data from an input dataset (df_new) and creates an output dataset (transitions). It essentially checks for specific transitions in the data concerning a variable, Default_Ind_OblgrAbsorb, for each combination of Rating_Bucket and Oblgr_Nbr. Below is an explanation of its components and its functionality:

  1. Input and Grouping:

    • The set df_new; statement reads the input dataset (df_new).
    • The by Rating_Bucket Oblgr_Nbr; statement processes the data grouped by Rating_Bucket and Oblgr_Nbr. The by statement allows you to operate within each group.
  2. Retain Variables:

    • The retain statement ensures that the values of prev_val and prev_date persist across rows within the same group (Oblgr_Nbr).
  3. Reset Variables for a New Group:

    • The if first.Oblgr_Nbr then do; block initializes prev_val and prev_date to missing when a new Oblgr_Nbr group starts. The first.Oblgr_Nbr variable is automatically set to 1 for the first row of each Oblgr_Nbr group.
  4. Check for a Specific Transition:

    • The condition if prev_val=0 and Default_Ind_OblgrAbsorb=1 then do; checks if there was a transition from 0 (prev_val) to 1 (Default_Ind_OblgrAbsorb).
    • The next condition inside this block, if bi_dt = intnx('qtr',prev_date,1,'s') then output;, verifies if the transition occurred in the next calendar quarter. This is done using intnx('qtr',prev_date,1,'s'), which calculates the start date of the next quarter after prev_date. If the transition occurs in this next quarter, the row is written to the output dataset using the output statement.
  5. Update Retained Values:

    • The prev_val variable is updated to the current value of Default_Ind_OblgrAbsorb.
    • The prev_date variable is updated to the current value of bi_dt.
  6. Output Columns:

    • The keep Rating_Bucket Oblgr_Nbr bi_dt; statement ensures only these three columns (Rating_Bucket, Oblgr_Nbr, and bi_dt) are kept in the output dataset.

Summary:

This code checks for cases where Default_Ind_OblgrAbsorb transitions from 0 to 1 for the same Oblgr_Nbr, and where this transition occurs exactly in the next quarter relative to the prior observation's date (bi_dt). The resulting rows are written to the transitions dataset with only the Rating_Bucket, Oblgr_Nbr, and bi_dt columns.

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