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dataMart87
Quartz | Level 8

Hi, how do I create a flag, WANT, that checks if 1AM falls between two timestamps?

 

data task1;  
   input ID :$2. BEG_DT_TIME :datetime18. END_DT_TIME :datetime18. WANT;
   format BEG_DT_TIME END_DT_TIME datetime20.;
cards;
AA 28SEP2023:22:00:00.00 29SEP2023:02:00:00.00 1
BB 28SEP2023:07:30:00.00 28SEP2023:13:30:00.00 0
CC 28SEP2023:20:00:00.00 29SEP2023:00:00:00.00 0
DD 29SEP2023:00:00:00.00 29SEP2023:03:00:00.00 1
EE 29SEP2023:05:00:00.00 30SEP2023:03:00:00.00 1
	;
run;
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andreas_lds
Jade | Level 19

Create an new timestamp using the datepart of end_dt_time to compare it with the start and end:

Want = (beg_dt_time <= dhms(datepart(end_dt_time), 1, 0, 0) <= end_dt_time);
dataMart87
Quartz | Level 8

Thanks, @Kurt_Bremser .  Curious what the .2 in hour24.2 does?

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