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ari2495
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi everybody, what i mean is I have two dataset which are named the same with the difference of a number, can i use %let so that the code runs the two dataset?

 

%let number=xx;

data= DB&number;
set DBinput;
run;

would this work? is it correct? thanks for support

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Patrick
Opal | Level 21

The macro variable will resolve before the data step executes. The SAS "data step compiler" will "see":

 

data= DBxx;
set DBinput;
run;

 

If that's what you want to happen then you're good to go.

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Patrick
Opal | Level 21

The macro variable will resolve before the data step executes. The SAS "data step compiler" will "see":

 

data= DBxx;
set DBinput;
run;

 

If that's what you want to happen then you're good to go.

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