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I would like to pass do iterator as value - see example below



%macro print_to_log(val=);
%put &val;
%mend print_to_log;

data _null_;
do i = -15 to 0;
%print_to_log(val=i);
end;
run;


It only prints the character i to the log.










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    Use CALL EXECUTE to call the macro or DOSUBL instead. There's an example in the documentation.
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  • Thank you @Reeza - definitely a duplicate in concept
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I would like to pass do iterator as value - see example below



%macro print_to_log(val=);
%put &val;
%mend print_to_log;

data _null_;
do i = -15 to 0;
%print_to_log(val=i);
end;
run;


It only prints the character i to the log.










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marked as duplicate by Reeza, Community Nov 20 at 18:23


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    Use CALL EXECUTE to call the macro or DOSUBL instead. There's an example in the documentation.
    – Reeza
    Nov 20 at 17:09










  • Thank you @Reeza - definitely a duplicate in concept
    – CPak
    Nov 20 at 17:17













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  • Dynamically call macro from sas data step

    3 answers




I would like to pass do iterator as value - see example below



%macro print_to_log(val=);
%put &val;
%mend print_to_log;

data _null_;
do i = -15 to 0;
%print_to_log(val=i);
end;
run;


It only prints the character i to the log.










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This question already has an answer here:




  • Dynamically call macro from sas data step

    3 answers




I would like to pass do iterator as value - see example below



%macro print_to_log(val=);
%put &val;
%mend print_to_log;

data _null_;
do i = -15 to 0;
%print_to_log(val=i);
end;
run;


It only prints the character i to the log.





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marked as duplicate by Reeza, Community Nov 20 at 18:23


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marked as duplicate by Reeza, Community Nov 20 at 18:23


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  • 1




    Use CALL EXECUTE to call the macro or DOSUBL instead. There's an example in the documentation.
    – Reeza
    Nov 20 at 17:09










  • Thank you @Reeza - definitely a duplicate in concept
    – CPak
    Nov 20 at 17:17














  • 1




    Use CALL EXECUTE to call the macro or DOSUBL instead. There's an example in the documentation.
    – Reeza
    Nov 20 at 17:09










  • Thank you @Reeza - definitely a duplicate in concept
    – CPak
    Nov 20 at 17:17








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Use CALL EXECUTE to call the macro or DOSUBL instead. There's an example in the documentation.
– Reeza
Nov 20 at 17:09




Use CALL EXECUTE to call the macro or DOSUBL instead. There's an example in the documentation.
– Reeza
Nov 20 at 17:09












Thank you @Reeza - definitely a duplicate in concept
– CPak
Nov 20 at 17:17




Thank you @Reeza - definitely a duplicate in concept
– CPak
Nov 20 at 17:17












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Will this work for you, if you use another macro instead of null ds as below?



%macro print_to_log(val);
%put &val;
%mend print_to_log;

%macro loop;
%do i = -15 %to 0;
%print_to_log(&i);
%end;
%mend loop;

%loop;





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    Will this work for you, if you use another macro instead of null ds as below?



    %macro print_to_log(val);
    %put &val;
    %mend print_to_log;

    %macro loop;
    %do i = -15 %to 0;
    %print_to_log(&i);
    %end;
    %mend loop;

    %loop;





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      Will this work for you, if you use another macro instead of null ds as below?



      %macro print_to_log(val);
      %put &val;
      %mend print_to_log;

      %macro loop;
      %do i = -15 %to 0;
      %print_to_log(&i);
      %end;
      %mend loop;

      %loop;





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        Will this work for you, if you use another macro instead of null ds as below?



        %macro print_to_log(val);
        %put &val;
        %mend print_to_log;

        %macro loop;
        %do i = -15 %to 0;
        %print_to_log(&i);
        %end;
        %mend loop;

        %loop;





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        Will this work for you, if you use another macro instead of null ds as below?



        %macro print_to_log(val);
        %put &val;
        %mend print_to_log;

        %macro loop;
        %do i = -15 %to 0;
        %print_to_log(&i);
        %end;
        %mend loop;

        %loop;






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