why is a stop statement needed for the point=option on a set statement? : Sas programming
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if you were told to create many records from one record, show how you would do this using array and with proc transpose? : Sas programming
How do you read in the variables that you need?
Name types of category in which SAS Informats are placed?
What are the different versions of sas that you have used until now? : sas-grid-administration
What do you feel about hardcoding?
Could you please answers for this. 1.Code the tables statement for a single-level (most common) frequency. 2.Code the tables statement to produce a multi-level frequency.
I have a dataset concat having a variable a b & c. How to rename a b to e & f?
1.How many ways are there to create variables? 2.What is CLM,how can we use it? 3.what are the advontages of data step? 4.what is the extension of editor window in SAS 9.1.3? 5.How do you copy a particular data set from one library to another? 6.what is the use of double option? 7.Advontages of Proc Report? 8.what is the basic use of where statement? 9.How do you terminate the statments in SAS Programming? 10.What is the difference between symput and symget? 11.How would a identify the local and global variable? can any one answer for the 4'th question
What is shift table? have you ever created shift that?
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how does sas handle missing values in sort order? : Sas programming
Can we replace a dataset into view?
In this question, I rename the numeric variable phone to numphone and then try use phone=put(numphone,comma16.) to store the numeric value numphone as a string value in phone. But I get a warning tha numphone already exists and in the data sat phone doesnt exist and numphone is set to missing. Why? data names_and_more; input Name $20. Phone : comma16. Height & $10. Mixed & $8.; Name = tranwrd(Name,' ',' '); rename phone = numphone; phone = put(numphone,comma16.); datalines; Roger Cody 9,087,821,234 5ft. 10in. 50 1/8 Thomas Jefferson 3,158,488,484 6ft. 1in. 23 1/2 Marco Polo 8,001,234,567 5Ft. 6in. 40 Brian Watson 5,183,551,766 5ft. 10in 89 3/4 Michael DeMarco 4,452,322,233 6ft. 76 1/3 ;