One of my variable looks as follows:
| STAGE_9 |
| 1.0=LIMITED |
| 10.0=IN SITU |
| 11.0=RAD OCCULT |
| 2.0=EXTENSIVE |
| 3.0=STAGE IA |
| 4.0=STAGE IB |
| 5.0=STAGE IIA |
| 5.5=EARLYSTAGE |
| 6.0=STAGE IIB |
| 7.0=STAGE IIIA |
| 7.5=LATESTAGE |
| 8.0=STAGE IIIB |
| 9.0=STAGE IV |
| N |
| U |
How can I truncate the variable base on the "=" sign and make it 1.0, 2.0 etc.
Thank you!
stage9 = scan(stage9,1,'=');
in a data step, of course.
stage9 = scan(stage9,1,'=');
in a data step, of course.
function compress will work even stage_9='U' or 'N'.
new_stage_9=compress(stage_9, '.','kd');
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