Hi chandana I'm following your classes.. In final step currency while we are using informat & format statements... In informat statement used comma6 but format used dollar10... But there are more numeric data of 9 ....
Hi can you please explain the "CARDS" statement i mean where they are supposed to be used and where they aren't required and what is their actual function?
For Numerical Default 12characters you said right.But in this video yiu are telling by default all list input mathod default length is 8 .Why is difference
that default length was told while explaining character data, for character data default length is 8 Bytes. where as for numeric data default length is 12 Bytes.
Hi, i have started learning sas through ur videos...unable to use ampersand function... below is the mentioned program data navin; length b$15. input a b:& $ c$; cards; 10 na Dhawan M 20 Praveen kk M run; proc print; run; output..... Obs a b c 1 10 navin Dhawan 2 20 Praveen kk
Hi naveen 1. After length statement, mention semicolon 2. In the length statement in between b and $ sign leave one space 3. Also u have given too many spaces in between each data values 4. Especially when u r using :& sign, u have to mention 2 spaces in between the each data values ( but for the one for which u r assigning 2 names or 3 names give only single space, so that sas understands the reason behind the :& sign and gives results accordingly) data navin; length b $ 15.; input a b:& $ c$; cards; 10 na Dhawan M 20 Praveen kk M run; proc print; run; now try this program and let me know if you still have any other questions. Thank you and keep learning!
hi chandana, i am following your videos , how to read this data? data mahesh; input name$ sex$ age; datalines; mahesh m 34 chintha mahesh m 32 chinthamaheshchintha m 23 ; run; proc print data=mahesh; run;
Use length statement and :& for embedded blank spaces....., watch the video again, and perform according to the advanced list input method.... if u still have pblm let me know, then i will give answer(corrected program) Thank you for following the classes!
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Hi chandana I'm following your classes..
In final step currency while we are using informat & format statements... In informat statement used comma6 but format used dollar10... But there are more numeric data of 9 ....
Hi can you please explain the "CARDS" statement i mean where they are supposed to be used and where they aren't required and what is their actual function?
it would be glad if u give datasets along with this vdeo
For Numerical Default 12characters you said right.But in this video yiu are telling by default all list input mathod default length is 8 .Why is difference
that default length was told while explaining character data, for character data default length is 8 Bytes.
where as for numeric data default length is 12 Bytes.
Are you providing any Online SAS classes apart from UA-cam?
Yes Ritesh i do provide classes
Hi, i have started learning sas through ur videos...unable to use ampersand function...
below is the mentioned program
data navin;
length b$15.
input a b:& $ c$;
cards;
10 na Dhawan M
20 Praveen kk M
run;
proc print;
run;
output.....
Obs a b c
1 10 navin Dhawan
2 20 Praveen kk
Hi naveen
1. After length statement, mention semicolon
2. In the length statement in between b and $ sign leave one space
3. Also u have given too many spaces in between each data values
4. Especially when u r using :& sign, u have to mention 2 spaces in between the each data values ( but for the one for which u r assigning 2 names or 3 names give only single space, so that sas understands the reason behind the :& sign and gives results accordingly)
data navin;
length b $ 15.;
input a b:& $ c$;
cards;
10 na Dhawan M
20 Praveen kk M
run;
proc print;
run;
now try this program and let me know if you still have any other questions.
Thank you and keep learning!
@@chandanaroy2399 thank you so much for ur clarification.
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hi chandana, i am following your videos , how to read this data?
data mahesh;
input name$ sex$ age;
datalines;
mahesh m 34
chintha mahesh m 32
chinthamaheshchintha m 23
;
run;
proc print data=mahesh;
run;
Use length statement and :& for embedded blank spaces....., watch the video again, and perform according to the advanced list input method.... if u still have pblm let me know, then i will give answer(corrected program)
Thank you for following the classes!