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1.What is the difference between _NULL_ , _ALL_, and _N_?
2.What are the uses of _NULL_ using in Data Steps? Can we
_NULL_ in Proc Steps also?
3.How do call the macro variable in Data Steps?
4.How to construct Pivot tables in Excel Using SAS?

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1.What is the difference between _NULL_ , _ALL_, and _N_? 2.What are the uses of _NULL_ using in Da..

Answer / chandrakanth

_null_ will act like any other data step but it would not create any data set.

_all_ will select all the variables in a particular data set.

_n_ is the automatic variable generated by SAS which counts the number of loops SAS moved to the top of data set
(but some people say it is total number of observations which is not always true)

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1.What is the difference between _NULL_ , _ALL_, and _N_? 2.What are the uses of _NULL_ using in Da..

Answer / aravind9882

_null_ is used in datstep not to create a dataset.

_all_ means all..foe instance all variables like char and
numeric...if u use in ods statement like ods _all_ close
closes the all d destinations u have opened instead of
writing each...

u can cal a macro bariable using '&' lke call symget...

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1.What is the difference between _NULL_ , _ALL_, and _N_? 2.What are the uses of _NULL_ using in Da..

Answer / pnprasad

1. _NULL_ is not create Out put DataSet, it opens the file
to write the dataset. _ALL_ for display contents in the
library & used in cose the files in ODS and _N_ for search
for Null characters.

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