Way too much work on the tmonth (as long as the first day of the month is acceptable)
tmonth=input(YrMth,yymmn6.);
if the Yrmth is character, which is not what the OP said at the start of this.
@jebjur wrote:
Converting a character string of '202201' to numeric is still not a SAS date value, so you won't be able to extract the year, quarter, etc. A SAS date is the number of days since January 1, 1960. In order to create a true SAS date, you can use the MDY function, along with the SUBSTR and PUT functions to parse out the year and month and convert to numeric, and then add a 'day' value of 1 for example:
data tab ;
YrMth='201202';
tmonth=MDY(put(substr(YrMth,5),2.),1,put(substr(YrMth,1,4),4.)); /* create a numeric SAS date value */
year = year(tmonth);
Quarter = "Q" || put(QTR(tmonth),1.);
yr = put (year,z4.);
inc_mnth = put(year(tmonth),z4.) || put(month(tmonth),z2.);
month2=put(put(month(tmonth),z2.), $mth.);
format tmonth yymm6.;
run;
Does that help?
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