The comments are an important part of the programming. Either you’re writing a few lines of code or maybe writing a complicated, lengthy program, you must document important information within the code using comments. So even when you return to that code after months or years, you or anyone else can easily understand the logic … Read more
SAS “Statistical Analysis System” is a statistical software suite developed by SAS Institute for data management, data analysis, predictive analytics, business intelligence, and much more. By nature any tool you use for these purposes should be fast enough to process the huge data and all the features within the tool must be well designed and … Read more
SAS program structure is easy to understand but before that you must have the basic understanding of SAS user interface or at least familiar with the SAS studio web application. SAS programming structure mainly consists of three steps: the first is the data step, the second is a proc step, and third one is output … Read more
Do you want to import data into SAS? The easiest way to import external data in SAS is to use the PROC IMPORT procedure. PROC IMPORT procedure is used to read data from external files such as Excel, or CSV and writes it to a SAS data set. In this tutorial we’ll go through creative … Read more
This is the quick starting point for new SAS users who want to learn SAS. I have included the SAS essentials to get you up and running. This article will point you from basic concepts to more advanced SAS concepts with real life examples. What is SAS? SAS “Statistical Analysis System” is a statistical software … Read more
Today’s rapidly changing and competitive world it is important to understand hot and trending technologies. In the analytics and data science field, the more commonly discussed topic is the difference between SAS, R, and Python. Which one is the best and why? As demand for data analysis is growing rapidly, the demand for data analysts … Read more
No one can predict the exact future. You can learn about past history, observe current trends and plot some estimates but few things are not in our hands. The perfect example would be “the office life”. The way we used to work has drastically changed when COVID-19 hit the world and work from home became … Read more