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Scientific format conversion

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Ulaso

Technical User
Oct 31, 2009
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CA
Hello,
I am importing a csv file to sas. I have order numbers as identifiers,they are 15-16 digits.they appear in the scientific format in the original final.
The order numbers are unique for each transaction.However, after importing
and formating I am not able to get unique numbers.Below small sample of the data and the code is posted.Could anyone tell me where the mistake is?
Thank you.



data work.aksaislem1;
set work.aksaislem;
Buyer_order=put(buyer_order_no,16.);
drop buyer_order_no;
rename Buyer_order=buyer_order_no;
run;

Here is a small sample of the data
Session Numerator Security Pkod Market Order_Type Time Price Quantity Buyer_Mpf Buyer_Order_No Seller_Order_No
1 672 AKSA E N B 9:30:38 3.64 287 M 4.01E+14 4.01E+14
1 1516 AKSA E N B 9:31:39 3.64 13 M 4.01E+14 4.01E+14
1 1517 AKSA E N B 9:31:39 3.64 185 M 4.01E+14 4.01E+14
1 1725 AKSA E N B 9:31:57 3.66 1998 M 4.01E+14 4.01E+14
1 1726 AKSA E N B 9:31:57 3.66 460 M 4.01E+14 4.01E+14
 
My suggestion is since it is a text field try using substr function to manipulate
For example

Buyer_order=(put(substr(buyer_order_no,1,4),8.)*100000000000000);
 
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