Answer / kalyan

we can use index function to find any specific string.

test=index('123 456',' ') it will give 4, the position of blank. is this helpful?

Answer / mahesh babu

data test;
a="123 456";
b=anyspace(a);
run;

Answer / amaranuswathi

Please suggest if any function is there to find to find the
particular field...

Answer / akhil

If I am having a data set c
data test;
input c $ 20.;

cards;
123 456
217 236
456235
225 5665
55
77 85
46556
4588 56
;
run;
proc print;
run;

Now I am going to fetch observation having space in between,

data e(drop=e t);
set test;
e=length(c);
t=find(c,'');
if e>t;
run;
proc print data=e;
run;

Answer / akhil126

data test;
input c $ 20.;

cards;
123 456
217 236
456235
225 5665
55
77 85
46556
4588 56
;
run;
proc print;
run;

data e(drop=e t);
set test;
e=length(c);
t=find(c,'');
if e>t;
run;
proc print data=e;
run;

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