Hi @souji
In addition to adding a LENGTH statement, you also need to manage the leading and trailing blanks of each variable to concatenate. You can use the STRIP() function to do that.
data staff;
length JobCategory $3.;
JobCategory='FA';
JobLevel='1';
JobCategory=strip(JobCategory)||strip(JobLevel);
run;
Best,
Or if you prefer, the CATS function:
data staff;
length JobCategory $3.;
JobCategory='FA';
JobLevel='1';
JobCategory=cats(JobCategory, JobLevel);
run;
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