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dvtarasov
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In IML, is there any way to find every occurrence of a certain number in a matrix and replace it with another number, and what is the syntax for this?

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Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

The LOC function will find the location of the elements that you are looking for. Then you can use regular assignment to replace the numbers.  For example, to replace all values -99 with a missing value, do the following:

 

 

proc iml;
x = {1 -99   3 4,
     5   6 -99 8};
idx = loc(x = -99);   /* find location of elements */
x[idx] = .;           /* replace those elements */

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Rick_SAS
SAS Super FREQ

The LOC function will find the location of the elements that you are looking for. Then you can use regular assignment to replace the numbers.  For example, to replace all values -99 with a missing value, do the following:

 

 

proc iml;
x = {1 -99   3 4,
     5   6 -99 8};
idx = loc(x = -99);   /* find location of elements */
x[idx] = .;           /* replace those elements */

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