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kenjichan1212
Calcite | Level 5

Hi I'm just wondering how to convert this SQL statement into PROC SQL. I'm using SAS version 7.15

 

case
 when pdi.Value2 is not null
 then CONCAT(CAST(pdi.Value as decimal(18,3)), '-', CAST(pdi.Value2 as decimal(18,3)))
 else CONVERT(varchar(20), pdi.Value)
end as PeerDataValue

 

This is what I have so far and it doesn't seem to work;

any help is appreciated

case 
 when pdi.Value2 is not null
 then CAT((put(pdi.Value,18,3)), '-', (put(pdi.Value2,18,3)))
 else put(pdi.Value, $20) as pdi.Value
end as PeerDataValue,
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SASKiwi
PROC Star

Something like this should work. Not sure how many digits you want but SAS can only accurately store 15 or 16 (I've specified 15 digits with 3 decimal places). Value and Value2 must be numeric for this to work.

 

CATS(put(pdi.Value,15.3), '-', put(pdi.Value2,15.3))

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SASKiwi
PROC Star

Something like this should work. Not sure how many digits you want but SAS can only accurately store 15 or 16 (I've specified 15 digits with 3 decimal places). Value and Value2 must be numeric for this to work.

 

CATS(put(pdi.Value,15.3), '-', put(pdi.Value2,15.3))

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