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If a flat file contains embedded carriage return (CR) and linefeed characters (LF) inside double quotes, SAS will interpret them as end of line markers. This may cause your file to be read incorrectly.
This example replaces CR/LF characters within...
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posted 12 years ago by webonomic
If you know a libref or fileref, the PATHNAME function can be used to return the physical location.
If the libref refers to more than one physical location, all of those locations will be returned, in quotes, separated by spaces, with the whole li...
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posted 12 years ago by webonomic
This sample contains 2 macro techniques for iterating through character values on a macro %DO loop.
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posted 12 years ago by webonomic
Adding alternating row of color to make proc report output easier to read.
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posted 13 years ago by webonomic
If you want to see some of the color names that SAS recognizes, run the following statements, which will print a list of colors to the SAS log:
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posted 13 years ago by webonomic
The program uses the XML LIBNAME engine, FILENAME URL, SGPLOT procedure, and a simple PROC PRINT to create a report of recent Twitter activity around a specified hashtag.
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posted 14 years ago by webonomic
It's easy to export several data sets to one Excel spreadsheet with each data set in a separate worksheet.This example exports three SAS data sets (work.region, work.county and work.district) to the same spreadsheet (results.xls).
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posted 15 years ago by webonomic
The PATHNAME function can be used to retrieve the physical location of a file or directory. This can be especially useful when reassigning engines for a libref using the Macro Language.
Here we want to write a Version 6 copy of the data set CLASS...
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posted 16 years ago by webonomic
Use the colon : modifier to build an array.
The colon is like a wildcard. In this case, anything that starts with ash.
SAS Arrays hold variable names which can be used during tedious procedures such as conditional loops.
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posted 17 years ago by webonomic
You can use regular expressions within SQL. This can be quite powerful in selecting data that matches certain conditions. The following example shows a simple regular expression which selects only quarterly periods from a table containing years, quar...
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posted 17 years ago by webonomic
Using Proc SQL summarize the table sashelp.shoes grouping on
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posted 18 years ago by webonomic
Below is some code written for creating one response from survey questions where the respondent checks all that apply.
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posted 18 years ago by webonomic