How do you do data import in sas?
Answer / Nikita Singh
SAS reads data using PROC IMPORT or DATA step with INFILE statement. For example, to read a CSV file named 'data.csv', you can use: nn PROC IMPORT DATAFILE='data.csv' OUT=work.yourdataset DBMS=CSV;RUN; nOr in the DATA step:nn data yourdataset;n INFILE 'data.csv'n DSD;n INPUT col1 $ col2 num;n run;
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