Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2008 05:46:34 -0500
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From: "./ ADD NAME=Data _null_," <iebupdte@GMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: reading all decimal points by SAS
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Use the W.D format, and a FORMAT statement.
9.6 should be sufficient.
On 10/23/08, Kwame Asom <asom77@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Res.dat
>
> 0.707107 -1.224745 1.581139
> 0.707107 -1.221710 1.569398
> 0.707107 -1.218674 1.557686
> 0.707107 -1.215639 1.546003
> 0.707107 -1.212604 1.534349
> 0.707107 -1.209568 1.522725
> 0.707107 -1.206533 1.511129
> 0.707107 -1.203498 1.499563
> 0.707107 -1.200462 1.488026
> 0.707107 -1.197427 1.476518
>
> data cv;
> infile 't:\clin\Res.dat';
> input gad 1-17 gad2 19-42 gad3 44-68 ;
> run;
>
> I am reading dataset1 above from ASCII and I want SAS to read all the
> decimal points and print them out as they are without rounding up the
> decimals. Actually after reading the dataset above (res.dat), SAS prints
> them out as follows (eg. 1st and 2nd observations):
>
> Sas output: (I DON'T LIKE THIS!!!)
>
> 0.70711 -1.22470 1.58110
> 0.70711 -1.22170 1.56940
>
>
> I don't want how SAS has printed them out as above. I want SAS to print
> them out as original like the following
>
>
>
> 0.707107 -1.224745 1.581139
> 0.707107 -1.221710 1.569398
>
> *Could someone help me with the SAS code to read and print all the values
> (no rounding up) of res.dat above, please?
>
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