In the SAS Data step what is the difference between the
subsetting done by Where and subsetting done by If?
- 6 Answers
- 18918 Views
- Cognizant, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / ramesh
Two Where coditions can be used at a time to one variable
Two IF conditions can not be used at a time to one variable
In Where condition either <= OR =< can be used
In If condition only <= can be used.
'where' is Data set options and statement
'If' is only Statement
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 10 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
how can you import .csv file in to sas? : Sas programming
What is the difference between %local and %global? : sas-macro
what do the sas log messages "numeric values have been converted to character" mean? : Sas programming
Are you involved in writing the inferential analysis plan? Tables specfications?
What function CATX syntax does?
What are the different operating system platforms in which we can use sas? : sas-grid-administration
How does SAS handle missing values in: assignment statements, functions, a merge, an update, sort order, formats, PROCs?
how do you want missing values handled? : Sas programming
what is intially documentation in sas?
What are the applications primarily used by business analyst? : Sas-bi
if you were told to create many records from one record, show how you would do this using array and with proc transpose? : Sas programming
What are the different types of sas functions?
what is the difference between unique key and primary key? : Sas-di
How will you generate test data with no input data?
in the flow of data step processing, what is the first action in a typical data step? : Sas programming
