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K1235
Fluorite | Level 6

I have a dataset which one of the column has a value of "-0.75" but in proc report I want to display as "-0.75%". When I apply the format percent9.2 it converts to "(75.435)". But I want to display as "-0.75%".

 

data Percent;
format x BEST8.
p1 PERCENT7.1;
label x = "Raw value"
p1 = "PERCENT7.1";
input x @@;
p1 = x;

datalines;
1.85185 3.44498 -0.92507 -0.7543456
;

proc print data=Percent noobs label; run;
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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

first divide your number by 100, then use the nlpctn6.2 format

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Paige Miller

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BrunoMueller
SAS Super FREQ

Use the PERCENTN format and all is good

K1235
Fluorite | Level 6

Thank you for replying @BrunoMueller. But PERCENTN didnt solve. It outputs as (75.43%). I want to display as -0.75%. 

PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

first divide your number by 100, then use the nlpctn6.2 format

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Paige Miller
ballardw
Super User

@K1235 wrote:

Thank you for replying @BrunoMueller. But PERCENTN didnt solve. It outputs as (75.43%). I want to display as -0.75%. 


Show the code. One suspects you missed the format spelling. And a value to appear as -0.75% would have to be -.0075 as a decimal.

 

data junk;
   x=-.007543;
run;
proc print data=junk;
   format x percentn10.4;
run;

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