Additional NLS Language Elements

EUROCURR Function

Converts one European currency to another.

Category:

Currency Conversion

Syntax
Arguments
Details
Examples
	Example 1: Converting from Deutsche Marks to Euros
	Example 2: Converting from Euros to Deutsche Marks
	Example 3: Converting from French Francs to Deutsche Marks
	Example 4: Converting Currency When One Variable is Blank
See Also

The following table lists European currencies and the associated currency codes. Use the currency codes to identify the type of currency that you are converting to or converting from. Several countries use the Euro as their currency instead of the currency listed in the following table. This information is provided in order to satisfy user's historical data.buildnlsOTKEY

European Currency and Currency Codes
Currency	Currency code
Austrian schilling	ATS
Belgian franc	BEF
British pound sterling	GBP
Czech koruna	CZK
Danish krone	DKK
Deutsche mark	DEM
Dutch guilder	NLG
Euro	EUR
Finnish markka	FIM
French franc	FRF
Greek drachma	GRD
Hungarian forint	HUF
Irish pound	IEP
Italian lira	ITL
Luxembourg franc	LUF
Norwegian krone	NOK
Polish zloty	PLZ
Portuguese escudo	PTE
Romanian leu	ROL
Russian ruble	RUR
Slovenian tolar	SIT
Spanish peseta	ESP
Swedish krona	SEK
Swiss franc	CHF
Turkish lira	TRL
Yugoslavian dinar	YUD

The EUROCURR function converts a specific country's currency to an equivalent amount in another country's currency. It can also convert a specific country's currency to euros. EUROCURR uses the values in either the fixed currency conversion rate table or the changeable currency conversion rate table to convert currency.

If you are converting from one country's currency to euros, SAS divides the from-currency-amount by that country's rate from one of the conversion rate tables. See Converting from Deutsche Marks to Euros. If you are converting from euros to a country's currency, SAS multiplies the from-currency-amount by that country's rate from one of the conversion rate tables. See Converting from Euros to Deutsche Marks. If you are converting one country's currency to another country's currency, SAS first converts the from-currency-amount to euros. SAS stores the intermediate value in as much precision as your operating environment allows, and does not round the value. SAS then converts the amount in euros to an amount in the currency you are converting to. See Converting from French Francs to Deutsche Marks.

Examples

Example 1: Converting from Deutsche Marks to Euros

The following example converts one Deutsche mark to an equivalent amount of euros.

data _null_;
   amount=eurocurr(50,'dem','eur');
   put amount= ;
run;

The value in the SAS log is: amount=25.56459406 .

Example 2: Converting from Euros to Deutsche Marks

The following example converts one euro to an equivalent amount of Deutsche marks.

data _null_;
   amount=eurocurr(25,'eur','dem');
   put amount= ;
run;

The value in the SAS log is: amount=48.89575 .

Example 3: Converting from French Francs to Deutsche Marks

The following example converts 50 French francs to an equivalent amount of Deutsche marks.

data _null_;
   x=50;
   amount=eurocurr(x,'frf','dem');
   put amount=;
run;

The value in the SAS log is: amount=14.908218069 .

Example 4: Converting Currency When One Variable is Blank

The following example converts 50 euros to Deutsche marks.

data _null_;
   x=50;
   amount=eurocurr(x,' ','dem');
   put amount=;
run;

The value in the SAS log is: amount=97.7915 .

Tip:	If from-currency-code has a blank value, EUROCURR converts currency values from euros to the currency of the European country that you specify.
Featured in:	Converting Currency When One Variable is Blank

EUROCURR Function

Syntax

Arguments

Example 1: Converting from Deutsche Marks to Euros

Example 2: Converting from Euros to Deutsche Marks

Example 3: Converting from French Francs to Deutsche Marks

Example 4: Converting Currency When One Variable is Blank