First of all, do not (as in NOT) use two-digit years, or formats that display only 2 year digits for dates. It only causes confusion, for no gain.
If you got the raw Excel value in a date, add
'30dec1899'd
to it, and you'll get the correct date in SAS.
This value covers three things:
I'm sending you a link to a post talking about conversion from Excel dates to SAS dates.
Maybe you can use SAS_date = Excel_date - 21916; to convert your Excel date to a SAS date.
Just one thing, you'll have to convert your character variable "date" to a numeric variable using INPUT (eg: numeric_date = input(date, 8.))
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