You want to create a data set that contains N and P during the loop? Use the CREATE and APPEND statments like this: create Out var {N Pi}; do i=1 to 5; n= round((M_NP[i+1]-M_NP)*100); U= j(n,1,.); call randgen(U,"uniform"); Pi = M_NP+(M_NP[i+1]-M_NP)*U; append; end; close;
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SAS is only going to use 8 bytes to store numerics, so there will be a limit to what SAS can consider to be infinite. Here is a sample program to illustrate an approach: data _null_; x = 1234567890123456789; y = x + 1; if x = y then put 'Match'; run; The program writes "Match", because the values of x and y are too large to store exactly in 8 bytes. So this might be one version of "infinite" in the SAS world: if int(var) = int(var) + 1 then do; Good luck.
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Is the example helpful? data have; input var1; cards; 2 ; data _null_; set have; call symputx('v',put(var1, z2.)); run; %put &v; for your case, try: call symput('pWC',input(left(char(pWC)),2.));
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If you are using the summary table task, you can just check the box for "Save results to a dataset" on the Results menu. Then, run the report. You should see the html file and also a dataset. Open the dataset and select Microsoft Excel under the Send To menu.
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