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Hello everyone. I am trying to remove one string (the letters TRD_ ) from a secondary string. The issue I have is that tranwrd always leaves a space in the resulting word, which I cannot have (I also can't string spaces because the words have other spaces I Need).
For example, I would like the following to happen.
CL_TRD_Borrower Name =CL_Borrower Name.
TRD_Answer one =Answer One.
What I am getting is
CL_TRD_Borrower Name =CL_ Borrower Name.
TRD_Answer one = Answer One.
Is there an option I am not aware of to do this?
Thanks!
Brandon
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TRANSTRN
x = 'CL_TRD_Borrower Name';
z = transtrN(x,'TRD_',trimn(' '));
put (_all_)(=);
run;
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TRANSTRN
x = 'CL_TRD_Borrower Name';
z = transtrN(x,'TRD_',trimn(' '));
put (_all_)(=);
run;
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Thank you kindly. I knew this was possible!
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You could also use TRANWRD to change to something unique and then compress the unique character. TRANSTRN is better.
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yeah that's actually what I was doing. I was using tranwrd to put it to the hyphenated a in unicode, and then compressing that value, but I figured there HAD to be an easier way to do it so I figured I'd ask the experts.
Glad I did. Thanks again!