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Approximately what date is represented by SAS date value of
730
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Answer / mu mu
12/31/1961
data a;x=730;;proc print data=a; format x mmddyy10.;run;
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Answer / sravan
data a;
x=730;
format x date9.;
run;
proc print data=a;run;
we get 31Dec1961
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Answer / sheetal
In SAS Dates stored in numeric format, it starts from 1st
Jan 1960, and 1st jan 1960 consider as day # 0. So even
though 1960 was a leap year #days are 365 for year 1961 and
365 for 1961. Which means 365+365=730 nothing but last day
of 1961 - 31st Dec 1961.
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Answer / sriraghubabu
31dec1961
data a;
x=730;
proc print data=a;
format x date9.;
run;
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / pnprasad
In SAS Dates stored in numeric format, it starts from 1st
Jan 1960, so 730 means Jan 1962.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 7 No |
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