How to Use Character Values on a Macro %DO Loop?
The macro facility does not permit character values on an iterative%DO loop. There are two macros shown below that circumvent this constraint….
How to Calculate a Weighted Average in SAS?
A weighted average is a way of determining a set of numbers that considers each number’s importance. To get a weighted average,…
How can I use Proc SQL to enter data into a table?
This article will show you how to insert or add rows to a table. It is simple to accomplish using the proc…
Creating Tables using Proc SQL
This article will show you how to create tables using Proc SQL. The proc SQL create table statement allows you to create…
Modifying SAS Dataset using SAS Modify Statement
The SAS Modify Statement allows the modification of an existing SAS dataset via a DATA Step without creating a new or replacement…
An exhortation to Merge? Isn’t It Time to UPDATE?
Most SAS programmers are familiar with the SET and MERGE statements in the Data Step. The SAS UPDATE Statement, on the other…
Bar Chart Examples: A Guide to create Bar Charts in SAS
A bar chart is an excellent way to visualize data. In this article, we’ll show you SAS bar chart examples and how…
SAS Data Step Merge Explained
This article explains the data step merge in SAS, including the meaning of a merge, the preliminary prerequisites for every dataset obtained…
How many ways we can create macro variables in SAS?
Macro variables in SAS are used extensively for reusing codes. You can create a multi-usable program and control the analysis of variables by…
