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Gil_
Quartz | Level 8
I need to id a time of atferhours. here is my data test;;
Set test;
If starttime =>'19:00' t - '11:00' t and yes='yes' then atferhour='atferhour';

If endtime=>'01:00't -'06:00't and yes 'yes' then atferhour='atferhour';
Run;

It doesnt id correctly the time

The data looks
Starttime endtime. Atferhour
16:55. 17:29
14:41. 14:58
20:37. 20:43. Atferhour
23:52. 0:02. Atferhour
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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Why are you taking the difference between two constant times?  That doesn't make much sense.  

 

Are you trying to see if the variable is between the two constants?

Perhaps something like this?

'11:00't <= starttime <='19:00't 

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Tom
Super User Tom
Super User

Why are you taking the difference between two constant times?  That doesn't make much sense.  

 

Are you trying to see if the variable is between the two constants?

Perhaps something like this?

'11:00't <= starttime <='19:00't 
Jagadishkatam
Amethyst | Level 16

I am not clear with the query, but you can try the below code

 

data have;
input Starttime :time5. endtime :time5.;
if Starttime>='19:00't then afterhout='afterhour';
format Starttime endtime time5.;;
cards;
16:55 17:29
14:41 14:58
20:37 20:43 
23:52 0:02  
;
Thanks,
Jag

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