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jenim514
Pyrite | Level 9

I just need a space!  But i'm not getting one 😞

 

_1=strip(put(mean, 8.1)) ||  " (" || strip(put(std, 10.2)) || ")");

 

so output should look like:  64.0 (11.00) .  But i'm getting 64.0(11.00)    

 

 

Thanks!

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Astounding
PROC Star

Well, it's not possible to test your code since it doesn't work.  But if you were to remove the extra closing parenthesis at the end, it gives the result you are asking for.

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Astounding
PROC Star

Well, it's not possible to test your code since it doesn't work.  But if you were to remove the extra closing parenthesis at the end, it gives the result you are asking for.

jenim514
Pyrite | Level 9
thx. i should have checked my log! i need more coffee.
ballardw
Super User

You should investigate the CAT, CATT, CATS and CATX functions as well. Then you don't need all the strip function calls

 

data example;
   mean= 64;
   std = 11;
   _1 = catx(' ',put(mean,8.1),cats('(',put(std,10.2),')') );
run;

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