There is a variable ttime in character form in table A, which represents the transaction time. The content is as follows:09-05-2110-56-3415-23-47
The digits separated are respectively hours, minutes, and seconds.
(1) Write the data stepthat converts ttime to a time variable.(2)To see the value of the ttime in time format, write the format statement.
data have; input ttime $8.; datalines; 09-05-21 10-56-34 15-23-47 ; data want; set have; ttime_num=input(ttime, time8.); format ttime_num time8.; run;
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Hello,
data want (keep=time_var); input ttime $; time_var=input(ttime,time9.); format time_var time9.; datalines; 09-05-21 10-56-34 15-23-47 ; run; or data want (keep=time_var); input ttime $; new_var_time=tranwrd(ttime,'-',":"); time_var=input(new_var_time,time9.); format time_var time9.; datalines; 09-05-21 10-56-34 15-23-47 ; run;
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