The data processed by the macro (the main string and the target string) are provided directly as input parameters to the macro. No data reading from external files, databases, or SASHELP libraries is performed.
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MACRO allafterc
Explanation : This block defines the `%allafterc` macro. It initializes a local variable `pos`. It uses the SAS `indexc` function via `%sysfunc` to find the position of the first character of `target` in `string`. If a character is found (i.e., if `indexc` does not return 0), the position is stored in `pos`. Then, another `%if` checks if this position is not the end of the string. If not, it extracts and returns the substring of `string` starting one character after the found position, using `%qsubstr` to handle special characters. If no target character is found or if the target character is the last in the string, no value is returned (implicitly an empty string in the context of a functional macro).
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