Hi all,
Could you please say what is an equivalent of the following construction (that is not functioning):
%if ¯ovariable in (A B C D E F) %then %do;
...
%end;
The syntax "in (A B C D E F)" is not functioning here. What is the correct one?
Hello,
The in operator exists for macros but it has to be set with option minoperator :
option minoperator;
%macro test(macrovariable);
%if ¯ovariable in (A B C D E F) %then %do;
%put Hello;
%end;
%else %do;
%put Sorry;
%end;
%mend;
%test(A);
%test(G);
Hello,
The in operator exists for macros but it has to be set with option minoperator :
option minoperator;
%macro test(macrovariable);
%if ¯ovariable in (A B C D E F) %then %do;
%put Hello;
%end;
%else %do;
%put Sorry;
%end;
%mend;
%test(A);
%test(G);
Thank you!
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