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I don't understand, how your contitions are built, but if the problem is
to separate the two numbers in condition3:
%macro a;
%let value3=12345, 67891;
%let part1=%scan(%quote(&value3),1);
%let part2=%scan(%quote(&value3),2);
%put Part1 &part1;
%put Part2 &part2;
%mend; %a;
Hope that helps!
Gerhard
On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 21:59:44 -0400, mesecca L katram <mesecca@YAHOO.COM>
wrote:
>I have a situation where I need to create 3 conditional if loop in side a
macro
>the possible values are (please note these parameters are submitted by
users )
>condition 1:-10 0 1 2 3 4
>condition 2:10227
>condition 3:10227, 57879
>
>the macro resolves fine for the first 2 conditions work fine with
following code
>but for the condition 3 I cannot use %eval as it is commaseparated,
>which macro function can I use which resolves for all the 3 conditions.
>options symbolgen;
>*%let vallue2=-10
>%let value2=10227;
>%macro getdata;
>/*condition1*/
>%if %eval(&value2) <= 4 and %length(&value2) >=12 %then %do;
>data x1;x=1;run;
>%end;
>/*condition2*/
>%if %eval(&value2) > 4 or %length(&value2) >=12%then %do;
>data x2;x=2;run;
>%end;
>%mend;
>%getdata
>run;
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