I have summary data:
$40134399,
it was the result of
PROC SQL;
SELECT SUM(PAID_AMT) FORMT==dollar10. AS PAID_AMT;
QUIT;
it has no position, no decimal, dose not looking good.
Then I did this way:
PROC SQL;
SELECT SUM(PAID_AMT) FORMT==dollar10.2 AS PAID_AMT;
QUIT;
this result even worse as :
40134399.0
please advise, what was wrong .
Thank you
Joanne
Use format=dollar16.2
When you specify dollar10., the format is not wide enough for a long number plus commas and a dollar sign and decimal place.
shouldn't it be
PROC SQL;
SELECT SUM(PAID_AMT) FORMAT==dollar10.2 AS PAID_AMT;
QUIT;
Use format=dollar16.2
When you specify dollar10., the format is not wide enough for a long number plus commas and a dollar sign and decimal place.
thank you, this is working.
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