This code appears to be written in SAS and processes...

This code appears to be written in SAS and processes a dataset named rawdata. Here's what it does, step by step:

1. Create a New Dataset (TBD):
   The data TBD; creates a new dataset called TBD.

2. Read Data from rawdata:
   The set rawdata; statement reads the data from the dataset rawdata into the new dataset for processing.

3. Add a New Variable (TVFC_Suspended):
   The line TVFC_Suspended = "Suspended"; creates a new variable named TVFC_Suspended and assigns it the constant string "Suspended" for every observation.

4. Delete Rows Based on Follow_up_Due_Date:
   The condition if Follow_up_Due_Date > "&suspended"d then delete; checks whether the Follow_up_Due_Date is greater than the SAS macro variable &suspended (interpreted as a date with the d suffix).

   • If the condition evaluates to true, the observation (row) is removed from the dataset.
   • Note: The behavior of this depends on whether the &suspended macro variable has been defined and its value (as a date).

5. Delete Rows Based on Follow_up_Complete_Date:
   The condition if Follow_up_Complete_Date not in ("Overdue" "Pending") then delete; checks whether the Follow_up_Complete_Date variable does not have the values "Overdue" or "Pending".

   • If Follow_up_Complete_Date is neither "Overdue" nor "Pending", the observation is deleted.

6. Output Rows Based on ActivityDate:
   The condition if ActivityDate > (today() - 5) then output; checks if the ActivityDate is within the last 5 days (from today).

   • If this condition is true, the row is included in the output dataset TBD.

Summary:

This code creates a filtered subset of the rawdata dataset. It performs the following actions:

• Creates a new variable (TVFC_Suspended) with the value "Suspended".
• Removes rows where Follow_up_Due_Date exceeds a specified macro variable date (&suspended).
• Removes rows where Follow_up_Complete_Date is not "Overdue" or "Pending".
• Keeps only rows where ActivityDate is within the last 5 days.

The resulting dataset is written to TBD.