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Here i Need a solution for below problem. i need output should be like 25.45 only that to be by using string functions.
data ex1 ;
mynumber=25.45789;
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Hi @Pivot_e ,
The below code might help you. But I'd recommend to post this question on other forums, like the New SAS Users or Programming communities. Also provide some more details about input data set.
proc sql;
create table new_dataset as select *,
CASE WHEN disease_code between 000 and 100 THEN 1
ELSE 0 END as Dx_G1 ,
CASE WHEN disease_code between 101 and 200 THEN 1
ELSE 0 END as Dx_G2 ,
CASE WHEN disease_code between 201 and 300 THEN 1
ELSE 0 END as Dx_G3
from input_dataset;
quit;
@MayurJadhav . Please note for instance the Dx_G1 should check three variables (disease_code1, disease_code2, diseases_code3) if there are codes 000 to 100 and then generate Dx_G1 as 1
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