How to Delete Macro Variables in SAS?
CALL SYMDEL is a data step call routine which is used to delete macro variables from the global symbol table.
CALL SYMPUT in SAS – Explained
CALL SYMPUT and CALL SYMPUTX CALL SYMPUT and CALL SYMPUTX in SAS are the most commonly used DATA Step call routines to interact with the Macro Facility in SAS. Both are used to assign a value of the DATA step to a macro variable. In this article, we will demonstrate some of the uses and…
How to use the IN operator in SAS macro?
IN operator is used in the data step to replace multiple OR conditions. However, if you try to use IN Operator in SAS Macro then you will find that the IN operator is not available
Exploring SAS Macro functions – Eval and Sysevalf
EVAL and SYSEVALF are the two macro functions that evaluate arithmetic expressions and logical expressions.Use the %Eval function to evaluate an arithmetic expression in SAS macro and use the %SYSEVALF function to evaluate floating-point arithmetic expressions.
SAS Macro Quoting functions: Masking Special Characters
SAS Macro quoting functions are used to resolve these ambiguities by masking the significance of special characters so that the macro processor does not misinterpret them.
Coding efficiently using SAS macros
Macros can automatically generate SAS codes and allow you to make more dynamic and generalized SAS programs. Macros can help to greatly reduce the effort required to read or write repetitive SAS codes.
Creating macro variables from SAS dataset
Macro variables in SAS are used extensively for reusing codes. You can create a multi-usable program in which analysis of variables can be controlled by updating the values of macro variables.
SAS provides an elegant solution to overcome these problems with the CALL SET routine. You can convert data step variables into macro variables with a few lines of code using the %SYSCALL SET routine. This routine also allows you to convert and process one observation of data step variables at a time thus saving memory usage.
