Tip:SAS writes a zero for a zero hour if the specified width
is sufficient. For example, 02:30 or 00:30.
d
specifies the number
of digits to the right of the decimal point in the seconds value.
This argument is optional.
Default:0
Range:0–19
Requirement:must be less than w
Details
The TODw.d format
writes SAS time and datetime values in the form hh:mm:ss.ss:
hh
is an integer that
represents the hour.
mm
is an integer that
represents the minutes.
ss.ss
is the number of seconds
to two decimal places.
Comparisons
The TODw.d format writes a leading zero for a single-hour
digit. The TIMEw.d format and
the HHMMw.d format write a
leading blank for a single-hour digit.
Examples
Example 1
In this example, the
SAS datetime value 1661437223 corresponds to August 24, 2012 at 2:20:23
p.m.
SAS Statement
Result
----+----1
begin = '1:30't;
put begin tod5.;
01:30
begin = 1661437223;
put begin tod9.;
14:20:23
Example 2
In this example, the
SAS time value 32083 corresponds to 8:54:43 a.m.