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it would be very helpful if formats could be applied to computed variables - especially when working with date/time columns. The functionality seems to be there, but it's breaking the table reference.
Example: Based on a datetime column I can successfully add a time column that holds the hour of the datetime column.
# example table
conn.datastep.runCode(
code =
'''data test;
format datetime e8601dt19.;
datetime = dhms("03mar2024"d, 9, 50, 0);
price = 101.4;
output;
datetime = dhms("03mar2024"d, 10, 20, 0);
price = 102.5;
output;
run;''',
single = 'yes'
)
tbl = conn.CASTable('test')
# add column containing the hour of the datetime column
tbl['time'] = tbl['datetime'].dt.hour*60*60
# apply time format to new column
tbl.computedvars = [{'name':'time', 'format':'time8.'}]
# check if time format was applied
tbl.columnInfo()
# check if time format works
tbl.head()
Unfortunately, after applying the format as shown above, I can't execute any operations on the table anymore:
tbl[tbl['price']>=102].head()
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Hi,
it would be very helpful if formats could be applied to computed variables - especially when working with date/time columns. The functionality seems to be there, but it's breaking the table reference.
Example: Based on a datetime column I can successfully add a time column that holds the hour of the datetime column.
Unfortunately, after applying the format as shown above, I can't execute any operations on the table anymore:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: