Answer / abbaraju

i think the most common mistake in sas is putting the
semicolon (;) at the end of each statement

Answer / vinodhini

Most of us would forget to put semicolon(;) at the end of
sas statements

Answer / b v krishna reddy

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How can you create a macro variable with in data step? : sas-macro

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Write a SAS macro to calculate number of numbers in an email address

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How do i read multiple spaces in datasets?

4 Answers   Quintiles,

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Explain how merging helps to combine data sets.

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in data set200 observation how to take 110,150,170 using sql procedure?

7 Answers   Accenture,

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what is sas business intelligence? : Sas-bi

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What is the difference between SAS Data step and SAS PROC SQL, and which is better?

1 Answers   TCS,

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How to import multiple xls files into sas. Out of those files, how to get different values from a single variable and how to find number of rows per value type? We can do this using group by for one xls file with proc sql. Was wondering how I can achieve this for multiple files at the same time. Any ideas?

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Explain the message ‘MERGE HAS ONE OR MORE DATASETS WITH REPEATS OF BY VARIABLE’.

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my problem is to export my report to xsl.i can do that.but the problem is my report has 3 headings first heading should be printed with the merging of (1-5)cells and heading 2 should be of merge(2-4)cells?how to do this condition?

2 Answers   Dr Reddys, Oracle,

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explain about various caches available in data integrator? : Sas-di

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