| Functions and CALL Routines |
| Category: | Sort |
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Syntax |
| CALL SORTN(variable-1<, ..., variable-n>) |
specifies a numeric variable.
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The values of variable are sorted in ascending order by the CALL SORTN routine.
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The CALL SORTN routine is used with numeric variables, and the CALL SORTC routine is used with character variables.
| Examples |
The following example sorts the numeric variables in the array in ascending order.
data _null_; array x(10) (0, ., .a, 1e-12, -1e-8, .z, -37, 123456789, 1e20, 42); call sortn(of x(*)); put +3 x(*); run;
SAS writes the following output to the log:
. A Z -37 -1E-8 0 1E-12 42 123456789 1E20
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