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IgawaKei29
Quartz | Level 8

So I am trying to make a where statement that is dynamic however I am not 100% sure how to place a zero in front of the system month if it a single digit (i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4).

 

%let sysmonth= %sysfunc(month("&sysdate"d));
%let sysyear= %sysfunc(year("&sysdate"d));


where Year in ("&sysyear") and Month in ("&sysmonth")

I wasn't sure if you could do a CAT type function or not within the sysfunc

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novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

Are you asking for this?

 

%let sysmonth= %sysfunc(month("&sysdate"d),z2.);
%let sysyear= %sysfunc(year("&sysdate"d));

%put &=sysmonth  &=sysyear;

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novinosrin
Tourmaline | Level 20

Are you asking for this?

 

%let sysmonth= %sysfunc(month("&sysdate"d),z2.);
%let sysyear= %sysfunc(year("&sysdate"d));

%put &=sysmonth  &=sysyear;
IgawaKei29
Quartz | Level 8
Thanks so much! I kept trying to put something in front of the %sysfunc. I will be adding this one to my code library.
Tom
Super User Tom
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@IgawaKei29 wrote:
Thanks so much! I kept trying to put something in front of the %sysfunc. I will be adding this one to my code library.

Don't bother.  Just remember how to use the Z format.

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