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rykwong
Quartz | Level 8

Hi SAS community, I am trying to work with this variable (please see screenshot) which SAS is treating as a "datetime16."  I would like to create a separate date variable that has a format of "01JAN22" and a time variable of "07:26:27".  many thanks 

 

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Reeza
Super User
dateVar = datepart(seriesTimeStamp);
format datevar date9.;
timeVar = timepart(seriesTimeStamp);
format timeVar time8.;

TIMEPART and DATEPART to extract the date/time components of a datetime variable. 

 

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PaigeMiller
Diamond | Level 26

You don't need a new variable for the date. Just assign the format DTDATE7. to this variable. If you want a time variable, use the TIMEPART function.

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Paige Miller
Reeza
Super User
dateVar = datepart(seriesTimeStamp);
format datevar date9.;
timeVar = timepart(seriesTimeStamp);
format timeVar time8.;

TIMEPART and DATEPART to extract the date/time components of a datetime variable. 

 

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