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scb
Obsidian | Level 7 scb
Obsidian | Level 7

I got this error: WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference T1 not resolved.

May i know how to solve the below codes? Thanks.

 


%LET RUNDATE ='11NOV2017'D;

 

DATA _NULL_;
IF INTCK('DAY',&RUNDATE,TODAY()) GE 7 THEN &T1="T1"; ELSE &T1="T2";
RUN;

 

%PUT T1=&T1;

 

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PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Maybe you want something like:

 

%LET RUNDATE ='11NOV2017'D;

DATA _NULL_;
IF INTCK('DAY', &RUNDATE., TODAY()) GE 7 
    THEN call symputx("T1", "T1"); 
    ELSE call symputx("T1", "T2");
RUN;
 

%PUT T1=&T1;
PG

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RahulG
Barite | Level 11

As you have defined RUNDATE macro variable, similarly you need to define T1

 

For example

%LET T1=COL1;

PGStats
Opal | Level 21

Maybe you want something like:

 

%LET RUNDATE ='11NOV2017'D;

DATA _NULL_;
IF INTCK('DAY', &RUNDATE., TODAY()) GE 7 
    THEN call symputx("T1", "T1"); 
    ELSE call symputx("T1", "T2");
RUN;
 

%PUT T1=&T1;
PG

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