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pmdci
Fluorite | Level 6

Hi There,

I got two numeric variables in a dataset, one to hold a interger (whole) number, and another to hold a currency value in GBP (sterling pounds: £) without any decimal values.

The dataset has been imported from Excel and I already did some code in a few DATA steps to rename some of the field names and add some nice labels.

However I can't find a way to properly format these two numeric fields I have mentioned.


There is also a calculated field that I have created with with has a massively long decimal digits, and I would like to give it a format of currency with the £ sign and only two decimal places.


Could somebody please advise?


Regards,

P.

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pmdci
Fluorite | Level 6

Hello,

Here are the examples:

  • The currency field looks like: 1672349
  • The integer field looks like: 94594
  • The calculated field I created looks like: 17.67922912658308

I found out the formats and how to do it in the end, and what I applied is:

  • NLMNLGBP. to the currency field, which formatted it as £1,672,349
  • COMMA. to the integer field, which formatted it as 94,594
  • NLMNLGBP. to the calculated field, which formatted it as £17.68

Regards,

P.

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art297
Opal | Level 21

It would help if you provide some sample data, the code you have tried, and the result you want to achieve.

pmdci
Fluorite | Level 6

Hello,

Here are the examples:

  • The currency field looks like: 1672349
  • The integer field looks like: 94594
  • The calculated field I created looks like: 17.67922912658308

I found out the formats and how to do it in the end, and what I applied is:

  • NLMNLGBP. to the currency field, which formatted it as £1,672,349
  • COMMA. to the integer field, which formatted it as 94,594
  • NLMNLGBP. to the calculated field, which formatted it as £17.68

Regards,

P.

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