data ds;
file print;
std='10-jan-10'd ;
end='25-sep-19'd ;
format std end date9. ;
years=intck('year',std,end);
months=intck('month',std,end);
days=intck('day',std,end);
display=":" || years months days || ":";
put display;
run;
why file print output not properly come
required output using file print and display
years:9 months:116 days:3545
Your syntax concatenating variables to populate variable Display is syntactically wrong. That's what the SAS Log will tell you.
To get to the desired output as posted you don't need to concatenate the variables. Just use a Put statement as done below.
data ds;
file print;
std='10-jan-10'd;
end='25-sep-19'd;
format std end date9.;
years=intck('year',std,end);
months=intck('month',std,end);
days=intck('day',std,end);
/* display=":" || years || months || days || ":";*/
put years= months= days=;
stop;
run;
Your syntax concatenating variables to populate variable Display is syntactically wrong. That's what the SAS Log will tell you.
To get to the desired output as posted you don't need to concatenate the variables. Just use a Put statement as done below.
data ds;
file print;
std='10-jan-10'd;
end='25-sep-19'd;
format std end date9.;
years=intck('year',std,end);
months=intck('month',std,end);
days=intck('day',std,end);
/* display=":" || years || months || days || ":";*/
put years= months= days=;
stop;
run;
Thank you Partick sir
Regards,
Anand
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