Hi,
I am trying to find the float numeric values with prxmatch but I am getting errors as below.
My code is to match the below values is = prxmatch("/^[<>-+]?\d*\.\d+$")
Values to match like = 123 , +23 , 34.56, -234.5, >93, <87, <67.87.
Plase help me to mathc the above values with prxmatch.
Thank you,
Rajasekhar.
Hi @raja777pharma,
To prevent ">-+" from being misinterpreted as a range you can escape the minus sign with a backslash:
/^[<>\-+]?\d*\.?\d+$/
Or simply avoid putting it between two characters:
/^[<>+-]?\d*\.?\d+$/
Please show us the entire log for this DATA step. Copy the log as text, paste it into the window that appears when you click on the </> icon.
Hi,
Below is log screen shot with proc sql step.
I can't copy the log as the copy is not working from my SAS EG
Thank you,
Rajasekhar.
Hi @raja777pharma,
To prevent ">-+" from being misinterpreted as a range you can escape the minus sign with a backslash:
/^[<>\-+]?\d*\.?\d+$/
Or simply avoid putting it between two characters:
/^[<>+-]?\d*\.?\d+$/
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