Hello, I have in a string value the date time in this format "2018-09-04T14:11:58.000Z". I've been trying the SAS ISO formats within an INPUT statement but can't identify the correct format from the support documentation SAS ISO Support Documentation
I had some success with the code below
data textstring; iso = '2018-09-04T14:11:58.000Z'; output; iso = '2019-10-01T14:11:58.000Z'; output; iso = '2018-09-04T14:11:58.000Z'; output; iso = '2019-10-01T14:11:58.000Z'; output; iso = '2019-10-01T14:44:42.000Z'; output; run; data t1; set textstring; informat t1 E8601DT16.; format t1 E8601DT16. t2 date9. t3 time5.; t1= input(iso,E8601DT16.); t2=datepart(t1); t3=timepart(t1); run;
See here:
data test;
dt_char = "2018-09-04T14:11:58.000Z";
dt_num = input(dt_char,e8601dz24.);
format dt_num e8601dx32.3;
run;
Result:
1 2018-09-04T14:11:58.000Z 2018-09-04T16:11:58.000+02:00
(Austria, DST)
I had some success with the code below
data textstring; iso = '2018-09-04T14:11:58.000Z'; output; iso = '2019-10-01T14:11:58.000Z'; output; iso = '2018-09-04T14:11:58.000Z'; output; iso = '2019-10-01T14:11:58.000Z'; output; iso = '2019-10-01T14:44:42.000Z'; output; run; data t1; set textstring; informat t1 E8601DT16.; format t1 E8601DT16. t2 date9. t3 time5.; t1= input(iso,E8601DT16.); t2=datepart(t1); t3=timepart(t1); run;
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