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For expressions dimensioned by a dimension of type DAY, WEEK, MONTH, QUARTER, or YEAR, the ENDDATE function returns the final date of the last time period in the dimension status for which the expression has a non-NA
value. For example, when an expression is dimensioned by a dimension of type MONTH, and when DEC98
is the last dimension value for which the expression has a non-NA
value, ENDDATE returns the date December
31,
1998
.
The expression must have exactly one dimension that has the type of DAY, WEEK, MONTH, QUARTER, or YEAR. When all the values of the expression are NA
, ENDDATE returns NA
.
Example 7-75 Finding the End Date
The following statements limit the values of the dimensions of the units
variable, then sends the last date associated with a non-NA
value to the current outfile.
LIMIT month TO ALL LIMIT product TO 'Tents' LIMIT district TO 'Chicago' SHOW ENDDATE(units)
These statements produce the following output.
31DEC96