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Chenli:
happy with reading that you've found out a valid diagnosis yourself.
However, posting what you've figured out could help anybody else who might stumble upon the same problem in the future.
@Carlo Lazzaro's second point is also made in the FAQ Advice all posters are asked to read.
16.2 What can you delete
Starting a thread does not convey ownership of that thread. ...
You cannot delete a thread you started. Please don't mangle your own posts starting a thread, even if you solved your problem yourself or realised that the question was silly. Explain the solution, even if it was trivial. Often someone else will have the same problem.
My original question was that I was merging two data sets together, and one variable from "using" dataset changes from %10.0g to %9.0g after merging. I was confused about this, but figured out later that it's because the "master" data set has a variable that has the same name coincidently. It's a stupid mistake but might be useful for some occasions.
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