Hi all,
I have a table A with a column amountA, which is character length 11
There is only one row where in this case amountA = "236761", but it could be "99999.09" (there can be decimals)
I want to transform it into numeric 20.2
So I do something like this:
PROC SQL; CREATE TABLE B AS SELECT (input(t1.amountA,comma20.2)) FORMAT=20.2 AS Calculation FROM A t1; QUIT;
In the output the value is 2367.61 => The amount have been divided by 100...
Whereas I need something like 236761 or 236761.00
Do you know how to manage it?
Thanks
Hi @FP12
If you simply use the below statement it should do the trick (I think :))
(input(t1.amountA,8.)) FORMAT=20.2 AS Calculation
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Damo
Use 8. informat in your INPUT function instead.
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