One Way Anova in SAS
The ANOVA, or analysis of variance, basically analyses the different estimates by utilising the F-distribution to evaluate if the population means are equal or not.
Check if a Specified Object Exists
Often Programmers are required to find if an object exists in SAS for validation or to execute certain codes dynamically. This article will help you to find if a specific object exists in SAS. The types of objects include datasets, external files, open libraries, file references, macros, macro variables, formats, informats, and specific variables in a dataset.
The Yearcutoff System Option in SAS
The YEARCUTOFF= option lets you specify what century SAS should assign to dates when two-digit years are used. The default year cutoff…
How to Import multiple Excel files in SAS?
This example shows you how to Import multiple Excel files in SAS with the same variable names from a folder and then…
Intermediate Proc SQL Tutorials with Examples
This article explains the data summarization by rows and columns and how you can use Predicates in PROC SQL to perform comparisons…
8 Ways to Calculate Column Total in SAS
If you work with tables, you can calculate the sum of a row or a column. This article will discuss how to calculate…
How To Specify List Of Variables In SAS?
In SAS, you can quickly specify a list of variables in SAS statements like KEEP and DROP statements, the ARRAY statement, and the OF operator for…
6 methods to reorder Variables in SAS Data Set
In SAS, the order of variables in a data set is based on the order in which the variables were created. There are several reasons you may want to reorder variables names in a SAS data set. You can change the position of a variable in a SAS dataset with any of the following statements. ATTRIB, ARRAY, FORMAT, INFORMAT, LENGTH, and RETAIN.
11 Financial Formulas In SAS to make your investment decision easier
Most people use Excel to make financial calculations. But SAS is also very capable of helping in finance too. One of the…
