Dear All;
I have the following dataset:
data have;
input ID Var;
datalines;
10 550
20 440
;
where Var is a numeric variable, I would like to transform it to a character variable and obtain the following
data want;
input ID Var;
datalines;
10 5-50
20 4-40
;
This my unsuccessful attempt:
data want;
set have;
Var1 = put(Var,10.);
run;
data want; set want;
if Var1 = '550' then Var1 = '5-50';
if Var1 = '440' then Var1 = '4-40';
run;
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Change your put statement to use the -l option, it will align your variable to the left.
For your conversion you may want to use substr/catt functions instead of harding it.
Var1 = put(Var,10. -l);
Change your put statement to use the -l option, it will align your variable to the left.
For your conversion you may want to use substr/catt functions instead of harding it.
Var1 = put(Var,10. -l);
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