Hi -
I want to create a time matrix using the proc iml function, the ideal output would be:
time1 time2 time3 time4 ... time 1339 time1440
0:00 0:01 0:02 0:03 .... 23:59 24:00
My current codes are like this, but does not work:
proc iml; time = {'0:00't:'24:00't}; mattrib time format =timeampm.; create matrix var {"Time"}; append; close matrix;
I think looping would help but not sure what extactly to do, but writing the time for 1440 times definitely is not the solution.
Any idea?
Thanks!!!
Why not post it at IML forum ? since it is about IML question.
Fixed a problem.
proc iml; time=do('0:00't,'24:00't,'00:01't); vname='time1':'time'+char(ncol(time)); mattrib time format=hhmm5.; create want from time[c=vname]; append from time; close; quit;
Why not post it at IML forum ? since it is about IML question.
Fixed a problem.
proc iml; time=do('0:00't,'24:00't,'00:01't); vname='time1':'time'+char(ncol(time)); mattrib time format=hhmm5.; create want from time[c=vname]; append from time; close; quit;
That makes sense, will do so in the future!!
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