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Welcome to the 12th video in the SAS From Scratch series! This video covers the FORMAT and INFORMAT statements and we'll go over these concepts to have a bet...
1 maj 2015 · The source variable type for INPUT () must always be character variables. The following examples show how to use these rules to convert from character/numeric or numeric/character: A PUT () converts character variable to another character variable.
The PUT function returns a value using a specified format. You must use an assignment statement to store the value in a variable. The PUT statement writes a value to an external destination (either the SAS log or a destination you specify).
5 dni temu · The INPUT and PUT functions are the functional equivalents of the INPUT and PUT statements. You can use the functions in conjunction with IF-THEN/ELSE statements or other logical statements. A common application of the INPUT function is to convert a text string to a number (including dates and times).
26 kwi 2017 · If you have a character variable with spaces: var=strip (var); Will remove all spaces. If you have a numeric variable and you want a character variable, then you need to put it first into a new variable: newvar=strip (put (var,best.));
13 kwi 2023 · The PUT function takes character or numeric variables as input and always outputs character variables. The INPUT function only takes character variables as input and can output character or numeric variables. The following examples show two common ways to use the PUT and INPUT functions in practice.
12 cze 2024 · The PUT function returns a value using a specified format. You must use an assignment statement to store the value in a variable. The PUT statement writes a value to an external destination (either the SAS log or a destination, that you specify).
