In the SAS Data step what is the difference between the
subsetting done by Where and subsetting done by If?
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Answer Posted / ramesh
Two Where coditions can be used at a time to one variable
Two IF conditions can not be used at a time to one variable
In Where condition either <= OR =< can be used
In If condition only <= can be used.
'where' is Data set options and statement
'If' is only Statement
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