EUROw.d Format
Writes numeric values with a leading euro symbol
(E), a comma that separates every three digits, and a period that
separates the decimal fraction.
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Syntax
Syntax Description
- w
-
specifies the width
of the output field.
Default:6
Range:1-32
Tip:If you want the euro symbol to be part of the output,
be sure to choose an adequate width.
- d
-
specifies the number
of digits to the right of the decimal point in the numeric value.
Default:0
Range:0-31
Requirement:must be less than w
Comparisons
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The EURO
w.
d format is similar to the
EUROX
w.
d format, but EUROX
w.
d format reverses the roles of the decimal point
and the comma. This convention is common in European countries.
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The EURO
w.
d format is similar to the
DOLLAR
w.
d format, except that DOLLAR
w.
d format
writes a leading dollar sign instead of the euro symbol.
Example
These examples use 1254.71
as the value of amount.
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data _null_;
input x;
put x euro10.2;
put x euro5.;
put x euro9.2;
put x euro15.3;
datalines;
1254.71
;
run;
SAS Log:
E1,254.71
1,255
E1,254.71
E1,254.710
/* This code determines the default length. */
data _null_;
input x;
put x euro.;
datalines;
1
22
333
4444
55555
666666
7777777
88888888
999999999
1234561234
;run;
SAS Log:
datalines;
E1
E22
E333
E4,444
55,555
666666
7.78E6
8.89E7
1E9
1.23E9
NOTE: At least one W.D format was too small for the number to be printed.
The decimal may be shifted by the "BEST" format./* This code determines the range. */
data _null_;
input x;
put x euro5.;
put x euro6.;
put x euro7.;
put x euro8.;
put x euro9.;
put x euro9.2;
put x euro10.;
put x euro10.2;
put x euro10.4;
put x euro11.;
put x euro11.3;
put x euro12.;
put x euro12.2;
put x euro13.;
put x euro13.2;
datalines;
333
4444
55555
666666
7777777
88888888
999999999
1234561234
;run;