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What is the difference between an informat and a format?
Name three informats or formats.

Answer Posted / ramesh babu

Informats are instractions which help to SAS to read
datavalues (Non Standard values) into variables (Standard
values)

Eg: $upcaseW.
commaW.d
dateW.

Formats are instractions which help to SAS to write Standard
values into Non Standard values.

Eg: $upcaseW.
commaW.d
dateW.

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