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Macros allow you to execute a set of SAS statements with just one statement, and while this alone can be helpful, macros are even more powerful when you add parameters to them.
Unlock the power of SAS macros with our comprehensive guide on ‘How to Use SAS Macro with Quotes.’ Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned SAS programmer, this blog post demystifies the complexities of using quotes in SAS macros. Learn the difference between single and double quotes, and master advanced techniques like %Str and %Unquote for seamless coding.
Discover the power of handling variable arguments in SAS macros. Learn how to efficiently work with a dynamic number of parameters and enhance your SAS programming skills.
When you submit a macro definition, the macro processor compiles and stores the macro in a SAS catalog in the WORK library by default. These macros, referred to as session compiled macros, exist only during the current SAS session. To save frequently used macros between sessions, you can use either the autocall macro facility or the stored compiled macro facility.
The RESOLVE function is a SAS function that evaluates and resolves a macro variable reference in a character string.
Many SAS programmers struggle with date manipulation, particularly when creating…
The macro facility does not permit character values on an…
Macro variables in SAS are used extensively for reusing codes. You…
CALL SYMDEL is a data step call routine which is used to delete macro variables from the global symbol table.
