Hello everybody!
Can I build a field with the function SUBSTR in the proc report ?
I'm trying to do something like this, but it doesn't working.
proc report data=rsm_negs;
col Mercado Qtd Fin papel;
define Mercado / group;
define qtd / sum;
define fin / sum;
define mercadoria / group computed;
compute mercadoria;
mercadoria = substr(Papel,1,3);
endcomp;
run;
Tk's in advanced!!
;Hi:
The left to right order of your items in the COLUMN statement will be important. I do not see MERCADORIA in your COLUMN statement and I am not on a system where I have SAS to test with, but if you had this:
col Mercado Qtd Fin papel mercadoria;
with MERCADORIA appearing after PAPEL in the COLUMN statement, then you should be able to do this in a COMPUTE block:
define mercadoria / computed "Mercadoria";
compute mercadoria / character length=3;
mercadoria = substr(Papel,1,3);
endcomp;
You cannot have a usage of GROUP -and- COMPUTED in your DEFINE statement for MERCADORIA. So if you need to collapse rows for summarizing based on the first 3 characters of PAPEL, you might need to create MERCADORIA as a variable in your dataset.
cynthia
;Hi:
The left to right order of your items in the COLUMN statement will be important. I do not see MERCADORIA in your COLUMN statement and I am not on a system where I have SAS to test with, but if you had this:
col Mercado Qtd Fin papel mercadoria;
with MERCADORIA appearing after PAPEL in the COLUMN statement, then you should be able to do this in a COMPUTE block:
define mercadoria / computed "Mercadoria";
compute mercadoria / character length=3;
mercadoria = substr(Papel,1,3);
endcomp;
You cannot have a usage of GROUP -and- COMPUTED in your DEFINE statement for MERCADORIA. So if you need to collapse rows for summarizing based on the first 3 characters of PAPEL, you might need to create MERCADORIA as a variable in your dataset.
cynthia
Tk's!! Cynthia!
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