Concatenate strings in SAS: The CAT Functions Demystified
Learn how to effectively concatenate strings in SAS with this comprehensive tutorial on utilizing the CAT, CATS, CATQ, and CATX functions.
Learn how to effectively concatenate strings in SAS with this comprehensive tutorial on utilizing the CAT, CATS, CATQ, and CATX functions.
Leading zeros can be complicated to work with in SAS. Here are 5 easy techniques to help make your work easier!
Debugging Proc SQL code can be challenging, especially when dealing…
PROC SQL is a powerful tool, but it can be challenging to debug queries. In this blog post, we’ll discuss some PROC SQL options to help you troubleshoot your queries.
Sorting is an important process when working with data. It allows you to organize the data in a way that makes it easier to work with and understand. There are a number of ways to sort data, but one of the most popular methods is SAS Proc SQL Order By.
The dataset can use the Truncated String Comparison Operators (such as =:, >:, and <=:) for truncated string comparisons. However, you find that the Colon operator is not available in PROC SQL. In Proc SQL, you can use the Truncated String Operators such as EQT, GTT, LTT, GET, LET and NET.
Cluster analysis is a type of multivariate data mining that groups items (like products, respondents, or other entities) based on characteristics or attributes chosen by the user.
It is the first and most crucial step in data mining. It is a common way to look at statistical data and is used in many different areas, such as data compression, machine learning, pattern recognition, and finding information.
The SQL pass-through SAS Facility is an extension to the…
Let’s say you read a flat file into a SAS…