Format - was Re: Second Announcement Sixth Pharmacometrics Network Benelux Meeting, Brussels, April 2nd 2015

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Dear Matts, You can use the FORMAT option to specify more positions for your variables. See the Nonmem help entry on $TABLE and internet resources on Fortran format specification. For me, FORMAT=s1PE19.8 in the $TABLE entry usually does the trick in such cases, but you even might need more positions (before the dot, or decrease the number of digits after the dot). Either make sure you know the maximum length you need or experiment until it is right. Hope this helps, Jeroen Elassaiss-Schaap http://pd-value.com [email protected] @PD_value +31 6 23118438 -- More value out of your data! > Op 3 mrt. 2015 om 19:56 heeft Matts Kågedal <[email protected]> het > volgende geschreven: > > Dear all, > I have a very long ID-variable and it gets trunkated in the output tables. > > In the input data the ID variable may take the following value: 2783420001 > > In the output tables this ID is shown as 2783420000 > > How should I specify the format to output all the digits correctly? > > Best, > Matts Kagedal