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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).
- PUTN Function
The PUT function is faster than PUTN because PUT lets you...
- PTRLONGADD Function
PTRLONGADD Function Returns the pointer address as a...
- INPUTN Function
The DATA step creates a SAS data set from raw data...
- INPUT Function
The value 122591 is assigned to the CHARDATE variable. INPUT...
- INPUTC Function
If the INPUTC function returns a value to a variable that...
- PUTC Function
The PUT function is faster than PUTC because PUT lets you...
- PUTN Function
Put and INput are useful for converting variables from character to numeric and the reverse. This paper starts with simple examples and builds to more complex examples showing dates and nested use [ e.g. Put(INput(cust_id,6.0),Z6.0) ].
5 wrz 2024 · Use the PUT function to convert a numeric value to a character value. The PUT function has no effect on which formats are used in PUT statements or which formats are assigned to variables in data sets. You cannot use the PUT function to directly change the type of variable in a data set from numeric to character.
5 dni temu · Examples of the PUT function. Because the PUT function applies a format, it is obvious that the argument to the PUT function can be any data type, but the result will be a character value. Applying a format always results in text! For example, the number 67.8 can be converted to the text string "$67.80" by applying the DOLLAR8. format.
The PUT function returns the value of source written with a specified format. The format type must match the source type (character or numeric). Note that the result of the PUT function al always a character string. The INPUT function allows you to read the source with a specified informat. The result can be character or numeric, depending on ...
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).
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).
