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Do you know why after execution of this code It generates numeric values? data test ; do i=rank('a') to rank('y') by 1; output; end; run; You probably know that Latin letters, each character is one byte length and is a composition of 8 bits with numeric value between 0 to 255...
Do you know why after execution of this code It generates numeric values? data test ; do i=rank('a') to rank('y') by 1; output; end; run; You probably know that Latin letters, each character is one byte length and is a composition of 8 bits with numeric value between 0 to 255...
Do you know why after execution of this code It generates numeric values? data test ; do i=rank('a') to rank('y') by 1; output; end; run; You probably know that Latin letters, each character is one byte length and is a composition of 8 bits with numeric value between 0 to 255...
@SAS93 wrote: I have 2 numeric variables for day and month respectively: DD_LV and MM_LV. I also have a general YY_ variable for year. I know I have to turn them into character variables first, but I ultimately want to concatenate them into a single MM/DD/YY date vari...
Watch live or on-demand in multiple languages, with translations available to help you get the most out of every session. Register now! How to Concatenate Values Learn how use the CAT functions in SAS to join values from multiple variables into a single value. Find more tutorials on the ...
Watch live or on-demand in multiple languages, with translations available to help you get the most out of every session. Register now! How to Concatenate Values Learn how use the CAT functions in SAS to join values from multiple variables into a single value. Find more tutorials on the ...
like CATS(), that can except either a numeric or a character value for the same argument position. Poor %SYSFUNC() has to try to figure out what type of values it is giving CATS(). This can result it warnings and even incorrect results. To not add the spaces into the macro variables...
The coalescec function returns the first non-missing value in a list of character values be they variables or literals. Coalesce does the same thing for numeric values. 0 Likes noda6003 Quartz | Level 8 Re: concatenate with adding character for missing values Posted 01-07-2021 01:...