Hello
I am trying to set up macros to deal changing a datetime to different character variables
%let start_date = "01Jul2018:00:00:00"DT;
I want to convert the above datetime in to the equivalent two text variables below as a macro to avoid excessive data entry
**convert start_date to text format ddmmyyyy ****;
%let start_date_text =01072018;
**convert start_date to text format for financial year **;
%let fin_yr=1819;
Many Thanks!
Assuming the fin yr is just the current year plus 1:
%let start_date = "01Jul2018:00:00:00"DT;
%let start_date_text = %sysfunc(datepart(&start_date),ddmmyyn8.);
%put &=start_date_text;
%let fin_yr=%sysfunc(datepart(&start_date),year2.)%eval(%sysfunc(datepart(&start_date),year2.) + 1);
%put &=fin_yr;
Assuming the fin yr is just the current year plus 1:
%let start_date = "01Jul2018:00:00:00"DT;
%let start_date_text = %sysfunc(datepart(&start_date),ddmmyyn8.);
%put &=start_date_text;
%let fin_yr=%sysfunc(datepart(&start_date),year2.)%eval(%sysfunc(datepart(&start_date),year2.) + 1);
%put &=fin_yr;
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