Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 19:36:05 -0400
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From: Nat Wooding <Nathaniel.Wooding@DOM.COM>
Subject: Re: Separating Two Words into Two Variables
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Jason
For this, use the scan function.
If A = 'Apple District';
A1 = Scan( A , 1);
A2 = Scan(A , 2 , ' ');
run;
Since a blank is the seperator, you do not have to specify the third term
in the function but you may if you wish.
Nat Wooding
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Separating Two Words into Two
06/04/2009 06:39 Variables
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Please respond to
jasonm@UCLA.EDU
How do I create two variables from a variable that contains
observations with two words?
For example, if a=Apple District how would I create a1=Apple and
a2=District?
or if a=Green Region how would I create a1=Green and a2=Region?
Thank you.
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