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fre
Quartz | Level 8 fre
Quartz | Level 8

Dear community

 

In one of my programs, I do a conversion from numeric to text.  This is my code:

 

data test ;
format CD_YEAR $4.;
format CD_KD $3.;


set test0;

CD_YEAR = put(jr,$4.);
CD_KD = put(kd,$3.);


run;

What I don't understand is that my log gives the following warnings:

 

WARNING: Variable jr has already been defined as numeric.

WARNING: Variable kd has already been defined as numeric.

 

I know jr and kd are numeric, that's why I want to convert them to text...

What is happening here and how can I prevent such warnings?

 

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Haikuo
Onyx | Level 15
CD_YEAR = put(jr,4.);
CD_KD = put(kd,3.);

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Haikuo
Onyx | Level 15
CD_YEAR = put(jr,4.);
CD_KD = put(kd,3.);
fre
Quartz | Level 8 fre
Quartz | Level 8

Thank you for your help.  It's clear now.

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