A macro variable is like a standard data variable except that it does not belong to a data set and has onl y a single value. which is always character. The value of a macro variable could be a variable name, a numeral, or any text you want. substituted in your program. A macro, however, is a larger piece of a program that can contain complex logic including compl ete DATA and PROC steps, and macro statements such as %IF -%THEN/%ELSE and %DO -%END.
3. Identify the first nine numbers. All routing numbers are nine numbers. The first nine numbers in the lower, left-hand part of your check after the MICR character is your routing number. 1  Be sure to exclude any preceding MICR characters when determining your routing number. 2  Following your routing number, the next set of numbers, up until the next MICR character, is your account number.
Tempo bank routing number is a  nine digit number used to identify bank transfers. Routing numbers will be different based on the account branch. It is based on the bank account origin by state and region. The routing number on check is available for each branch in the table below. In order to find the check routing number of the branch you are looking for, click on the Details link next to the branch name. Additionally, the list of bank routing numbers is visible on this page for easier access.