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You have the data lines listed here. The first line is a header line and should not be read (use the INFILE option FIRSTOBS=2). The remaining lines contain an 1.0 number (read this as character), a GENDER, a date of birth (DOB), and two scores (SCORE] and SCORE2). Note that there are some missing values […]

You have lines of data containing information on males (GENDER = M) and females (GENDER ~ F). Create a SAS data set consisting of data for females only. Do this by first testing the value of GENDER and only reading the remaining values if the line contains female data. The data layout is DATE in

You are given a raw data file (INPUT.DAT) containing three numbers per line, separated by commas. Some sample Lines are as follows: Notice that one of the lines only contains two numbers. Read this data file, using a DATA _NULL_ DATA step, and create another raw data file (OUTPUT.DAT) containing the same data as INPUT.DAT

You receive a text (ASCII) file called FRO DO on a diskette. The data layout is as follows: A few sample records are shown here: You place this diskette in the A: drive of your computer. Write a SAS program that will read this file and do the following: (a) Create a permanent SAS data

You conducted two surveys. Survey ONE format is: Survey TWO format is: All lines of data using the ONE format have a ‘1r in column 12. Lines of data using the TWO format have a ‘2’ in column 12. Create a data set using the following sample data:

You are given a diskette with two files:SURVEYSAS7BDAT and FORMATS.SAS7BCAT. The former is a SAS data set (compatible with your version of SAS software), and FORMATS.SAS7BCAT is a user-defined format library. You copy these two files to a subdirectory called C: SASDATA 011 your hard disk. Two variables of special interest in th.is data set

You have a file containing gymnastic scores for boys and girls, as follows: (a) Create a SAS data set called GYM from these data. (b) Create a subset of these data for males only. Call it MALE_GYM. (c) Create another subset of GYM for all females greater than or equal to 10 years of age.

Run the following program to create a SAS data set called MILTON. Next, write a SAS DATA step that will read the values from MILTON and write the data for variables A, B, and C to a raw data file to the subdirectory C:MYDATA. Call the output data file OUTDATA, and write the values for

Run the following program to create three data sets, ONE, TWO, and TH REE. List the contents of all three using PROC PRINT. Now, combine the three data sets into a single data set called TOGETHER.

You have two data files, one from the year 1996 and the other from the year 1997, as follows: Create a SAS data set from each file (call them YEAR1996 and YEAR1997, respectively). Combine the data from each data set into a single file (call it BOTH).