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To convert a character value to a number, you use the INPUT function with a specified informat, which indicates how you want SAS to read the number. The INPUT function looks like this: newvar = input(originalvar, informat.); where informat is the name of the SAS informat used to interpret the value.
There are two components in a SAS numeric format. The number of columns (width) v of the output and the number of decimal places. The SAS system uses floating-point representation referred to us as W.D, where W is the width and D is the number of digits to the right of the decimal place.
In SAS, the INPUT function is used to convert a character variable to a numeric variable. You can specify a informat within the INPUT function to control the conversion. The informat tells SAS how to interpret the data in the character variable.
You can convert a numeric variable to a character variable using the PUT function. The PUT function converts numeric values to character values based on a specified format.
The simplest way to assign a value to a macro variable is to use the macro program statement %LET: %let dsname=Newdata; DSNAME is the name of the macro variable. Newdata is the value of the macro variable DSNAME.
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The format of macro variables can be changed with the INPUTN, INPUTC or PUTN, PUTC functions. To change a macro variable using a numeric informat use the INPUTN function. To change a macro variable using a character format, use the PUTC function.

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