I am having a hard time finding out how to drop the zeros after round. For example, i have data like 842855. After using the round function, the
data is like this 843000. however, I would like the data to show 843.
Divide by 1000?
Picture format?
I don't think 843 would be meaningful expression for 842855 after rounding. However, if you really need 3 digits number then you could divide the value (843000) by 1000, or whatever number of zeros at the end of your actual value.
data have;
a=842855;
want= round(a,1000)/1000;
proc print; run;
@A_Kh wrote:
I don't think 843 would be meaningful expression for 842855 after rounding.
At least where I work, we sometimes express dollar amounts as an integer representing thousands of dollars.
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