Social Security Number (%SSN) Macro
The Social Security Number macro is used to insert social security numbers into the strings generated by a data source using the Custom String data generator.
The macro is an analog of the Social Security Number data generator.
The macro has the following syntax:
%SSN(Format)
The following example demonstrates the usage of the Social Security Number macro:
Social Security Number: %SSN(US)
Generates a string containing a social security number used in the United States.
Social Security Number (%SSN) Macro
The Social Security Number macro is used to insert social security numbers into the strings generated by a data source using the Custom String data generator.
The macro is an analog of the Social Security Number data generator.
Syntax
The macro has the following syntax:
Parameters
Format
Specifies the name of the country, for which social security numbers will be generated. Currently, there is only one possible value –
USthat corresponds to the United States. It is also the default value of the parameter. You cannot change it.Important
The parameter is case-insensitive.
Examples
The following example demonstrates the usage of the Social Security Number macro:
Generates a string containing a social security number used in the United States.
Remarks
For more information on adding macros to custom strings, see About Custom String Generator.
For more information on general rules used for specifying macro parameters, see Custom String Generator Rules.
See Also
Social Security Number Generator
Custom String Generator
Macro Reference