Hi Guys Good Evening
i want splt the value as integer and float with seperate columns
data test;
input value;
cards;
12.356
45.257
15.12
120.12
;
run;
And if you wanna keep as character-->
data want;
set test;
length int float $8.;
int=scan(put(value,best. -l),1,'.');
float=scan(put(value,best. -l),-1,'.');
run;
So in the first, obs you want 12 in the first column and 356 in the second, correct?
Hi Dracut
output like below
| Value | Integer value | Float value |
| 12.356 | 12 | 356 |
| 45.257 | 45 | 257 |
| 15.12 | 15 | 12 |
| 120.12 | 120 | 12 |
data test;
input value;
cards;
12.356
45.257
15.12
120.12
;
run;
data want;
set test;
int=int(value);
float=value-int;
run;
Hi @BrahmanandaRao Funny question though 🙂
And if you wanna keep as character-->
data want;
set test;
length int float $8.;
int=scan(put(value,best. -l),1,'.');
float=scan(put(value,best. -l),-1,'.');
run;
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