The Little SAS Book: A PrimerOverwhelmed by too much information? Left hanging without quite enough direction? If you will find this book is just right for getting an easy, yet complete introduction to using SAS software. This task-oriented handbook presents SAS software in a format that is inviting and convenient. Each task is presented in a self-contained two-page layout complete with examples, graphics, and cross-references to other SAS software documentation. Topics range from concepts of the SAS language to using basic statistical procedures and debugging programs. The modular and concise format makes this an ideal tutorial for concentrated study and a great quick reference for particular tasks. Beginning and elementary users will be pleasantly surprised by this unusually appalling approach to mastering basic programming tasks such as inputting data, modifying and combining data sets, and summering and presenting data with the MEANS, PLOT, FREQ, and PRINT procedures. The beginner will also learn about more advanced topics such as arrays, RETAIN statements, and transport data sets. |
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Contents | 3 |
Getting Started Using SAS Software | 9 |
Getting Your Data into the SAS System | 31 |
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aerobics analysis of variance ANOVA array assignment statement c:\mysaslib character data character variables command contains data line data set named data set options DATA statement DATA step default display manager error example extype following program reads FORMAT statement functions INFILE statement informats INPUT name INPUT statement keyword LABEL LIBNAME libref LIBNAME statement line of raw list input missing values MMDDYY8 NOTE number of observations operating system optional statements OUTPUT statement permanent SAS data PROC ANOVA PROC CONTENTS PROC MEANS PROC PRINT PROC PRINT DATA PROC SORT PROC steps qwerty raw data file Reading Raw Data reads the data reads the raw record length SAS data set SAS date value SAS Institute SAS Language SAS log SAS procedures SAS program SAS software SAS System semicolon SET statement specify SPSS statement tells SAS statistics system options TITLE transport file TRANSPOSE variable names variable-list Writes SAS