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Hi,<br />
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I read in SAS an access table with 2 dates. This is in the access-table a long integer e.g. <br />
39814 which represents 01/01/2009.<br />
When i read this table in SAS then i get 02/01/1969.<br />
When i add 21916 to this number (diff between 01/01/1900 - 01/01/1960) then i get 04/01/29, i think 2029.<br />
What i'am doing wrong?<br />
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Tx<br />

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Hi,

I read in SAS an access table with 2 dates. This is in the access-table a long integer e.g. 
39814 which represents 01/01/2009.
When i read this table in SAS then i get 02/01/1969.
When i add 21916 to this number (diff between 01/01/1900 - 01/01/1960) then i get 04/01/29, i think 2029.
What i'am doing wrong?

Tx


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